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Monthly Computer Support from ExpatTech

Whatever your business, these days every company is becoming more dependent on Information Technology and computer systems. When you rely on your computers to work effectively, you need to be sure that you have access to good quality support and service to ensure that they function correctly and allow you to focus on your business. However, not every company can afford to have a full time IT department or resident expert. ExpatTech can take care of this requirement for you, without the cost of a full time staff member or IT department.
Starting with an initial visit to assess your company's current situation and requirements, our technicians will make recommendations and set up the necessary systems required to keep your computers running smoothly. This will include any necessary hardware upgrades and software purchases. From then on, we will schedule regular (monthly or as required) visits to your office to ensure that all systems are functioning orrectly and the proper backup procedures are in place.















Services Provided:
1-IT systems assessment
2- Hardware and software upgrades
3- User-query support by telephone, email or Instant Messenger
4- On-call support
5- Backup systems: both an inhouse backup schedule and storing offsite backups
6- Networking setup and support
7- Virus/Spyware/Malware protection, detection and cleaning
8- On-site troubleshooting for any issues as they arise





Our rates for these services are extremely reasonable - for a fraction of the cost of full time IT support, ExpatTech will ensure that your computers and systems are always there when you need them, AND working properly.









Basic Pricing:

1- Computer only: 12,000 ft/month
2-3 Computers: 20,000 ft/month
4-6 Computers: 30,000 ft/month
7-10 Computers: 50,000 ft/month
11-15 Computers: 75,000 ft/month
15-20 Computers: 100,000 ft/month
20+ Computers: contact us for pricing





The above pricing is based solely on the number of computers in a basic office setting, running on the Microsoft Windows operating system. Pricing can change according to the complexity of your network or internal computer systems setup. For more information or a firm quote for your particular needs, email or call us now at the address below, or if you prefer then use the Contact Form on our website.

Technical People

Saurabh Ajmera

is a graduate student at Indiana University

majoring in Computer Science. He joined Indiana University in Fall 2007 as a Masters Student. He is a B.S. in Information Technology from the University of Mumbai, India and Diploma in Information Technology from Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education, India.

His major area of interest are Web Development and Databases.
He is currently working on the

Kuali Rice project.

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Ms. Kim L. Warlitner was hired as the Information Technology Director for the City of Covington effective October 1, 2000. As Information Technology Director, Ms. Warlitner is responsible for the City of Covington websites, networking, pc maintenance, intranet/internet, GIS and network copier. Ms. Warlitner was hired by the City in June, 1978 and previously served the City as Executive Secretary to the City Manager. Kim is a Covington High School graduate, class of 1975 and earned an AAS Degree from Dabney S. Lancaster Community College in June, 1977. She is a May, 2004 graduate of DSLCC with an AAS Degree in Information Systems with emphasis in Networking, Web Design and PC Repair. She has received her A+ Certified Professional certification from CompTIA for hardware and software repair and is a former Cisco Certified Network Associate - CCNA from Cisco Systems, Inc. Kim presently serves as a representative for the Career and Technical Advisory Board for CHS, is a member of the IT Craft Committee for JRTC and previously served eight years on the Dabney S. Lancaster Community College Board.

Covington@covington.va.us

Networking of Advance Center IT

NICNET comprise of –
1- Very large Computers at NIC Head Quarters New Delhi.
2- Super-mini computers at State capitals for providing information service to the states.
3- Mother Earth Station (MES) at NIC Hq., New Delhi and a Micro Earth Station at each of NIC State Unit and District Unit for exchange of information via satellite (INTELSAT).




(Micro Earth Station) (Mother Earth Station)

Each NIC District Centre has facilities to process information for monitoring socio-economic developemental activities within the district. Each NIC Dist. Unit have communication link with the State Informatics Centre for flow of information between the states and the districts .
The network has high reliability and is available to the district administration all the time for efficient information flow .

In order to explore and exploit the vast opportunities offered by Information Technology, which will improve and accelerate the planning process and implementation of socio-economic programmes for all round development growth of the Nation, NIC, the Nodal Organisatuion in the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology, Govt. of India to introduce computer based MIS, fileless-Office concept, e-mail services, telematic services and Video Conferencing in the Central, state and District level has set up a satellite based Computer Communication Network (NICNET) covering all State Capitals, Districts and the Centre. This is facilitating the development of District Information System at District level (DISNIC) and essential databases for state and central Govt. departments .

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The Center for Advanced Information Technology plays a vital role in administration, planning, and management of information systems and applications at the whole campus. Related topics on information technology are intensively studied and effective supports for research and education using information systems are investigated and proposed by this center. The Center consists of three research sections and a system management section.The research sections (Large-scaled informations systems, Multimedia systems, and Educational information systems) study state-of-the-art information technology such as WWW retrieval methods based on image knowledge, active web-camera security systems, visualization of dynamical systems using computer cluster system, and applied educational systems with e-learning systems.The system management section provides stable and safe campus network infrastructures. Maintenance of computers for education and research, monitoring and control of network traffic, and operation of various network services are continuously provided.

IT Section

Information Technology Section

The Information Technology Section (ITS) is responsible for the provision of ICT infrastructure, services and support toOCHA, including:
development and maintenance of applications (administration, websites and databases);
provision of internal information management support (advice, guidance, standards and policies);
improvement of internal communication (through OCHA’s knowledge/content management systems, including theIntranet); and
coordination of inter-agency emergency ICT activities.
A key challenge for ITS in 2008 will be to define and implement the multi-year ICT strategy for OCHA, which will include upgrading OCHA’s technology platform. The strategy will address the requirements identified in the 2007 Information Management Review, including maximizing the functionality and interoperability of all online platforms, tools and applications – starting with ReliefWeb, OCHA Online and field websites.
Another challenge will be to implement an integrated field office administration system at headquarters and initially in a minimum of five field offices. ICT support to field offices will be enhanced through: expanded service desk support; Office-in-a-Box solutions for new offices; more training and collaboration with ICT staff in the field on OCHA strategies, policies and standards; and an annual workshop for all OCHA ICT staff worldwide.
Effective knowledge sharing will be the primary driving force behind OCHA’s Intranet portal. AIMB will adopt a user-centred design approach to ensure that the Intranet maximizes opportunities to increase OCHA’s return on ICT investment – improving productivity and the sharing of knowledge. ITS will also introduce best practices in portalmanagement for the Intranet involving cross-functional ownership and management – without losing sight of thevalue of small-scale autonomy and innovation.

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In addition to common tasks and services, the intranet is designed to manage data of analytical devices. Scientists are able to access these data for processing and publishing.

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New Mission Statements

Mission Statement

The College of Information Technology at Georgia Southern University will be recognized both nationally and internationally for excellence in Information Technology education and research. This reputation will be earned through:
1- outstanding curricula and instruction in undergraduate, graduate, and professional development programs;
2- exceptional research focused primarily on the creation, application and management of information technology;
3- dedicated service to the profession, the region and society;
4- creative and entrepreneurial relationships with external partners; and
5-emphasis on interdisciplinary areas of study within the university and beyond its borders.

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