Networked Computer Solutions 
A high proportion of our business is focused around providing computer hardware and software in a secure networking environment. .
Customer Relationship Management Solutions
The ever increasing need for businesses to collate all client communication in one place has steadily grown over recent years..
Virtualised Systems
Virtualization is a framework that allows more than one computer system to run on the same computer hardware.
Providing for the IT needs of small to medium-sized companies, we pride ourselves on our bespoke, proactive approach - hence the word ‘strategies’ in our name. We can tailor the solutions, services and support we offer to suit your current requirements and to ensure that your business is positioned for future growth and development.
Based in Guildford, we provide an on-the-doorstep IT service for local businesses but we also go wherever our clients need us - both nationally and internationally.
News
Email Archiving & Filtering
Computer Strategies are excited to announce that that have signed a relationship with the market leader of email archiving & filtering solutions. " This is our most exciting announcement of 2009" stated our Managing Director, Tony Richards. We look forward to talking to all our clients how this business relationship will help them.Charity Venture Complete!
Tony, Sam & Jo recently completed the Charity venture as mentioned previously, getting back from the Himalayas by the end of April
If you would like to support the Samaritans in Guildford please visit:
www.justgiving.com/richardstobasecamp.
Blogs & White papers
Chamber of Commerce Article
posted by Tony on 13th Jul 2009
The following article is appearing in the August Edition of the Chamber of Commerce Magazine.
Windows Seven
posted by Tony on 14th Jun 2009
Windows Seven is the codename for the latest version of Windows that is due out before the end of year.
What are the benefits and should I upgrade? Upgrading to a new operating system on a desktop PC is very expensive and we rarely recommend this unless there is a compelling reason to change. Buying a new machine with Windows Seven is the most likely route. I would seriously consider purchasing new machines with Windows Seven preinstalled for any machines purchased next year.
Windows Seven looks like Vista but runs more like XP or probably even better. The feedback from Beta testers of the product is very positive. The most important aspect is that this operating system is designed to run on today’s computers rather than 8-10 year old computers. Windows Seven takes full advantage of the significant hardware developments in new PCs.
We believe Windows Seven is the product that business users will run with. These are our initial thoughts. The secret with all new products is to try them out and thoroughly test them before bringing many into your business. After Windows Seven has been released consider bringing one into your organisation. Not a mission critical one, and see how it performs running your software. Then and only then consider bringing in more.
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