 That's exactly what it means. Once the computer has been placed in it's final location, we will attach it to the network and get it configured for the user.
Connetic has close relationships with network cabling firms, and can get high quality installations done in much shorter time than our clients contracting the work themselves. But we do outsource that work.
We are technical experts in general-purpose operating systems and in mass-market applications like office applications, SQL servers and e-mail servers. For industry specific applications, we will support them if the customer maintains a support contract with the original vendor that gives us a place to go with specific questions and a channel for receiving patches and updates. Without a support contract, we are unable to support niche applications.
We have specific expertise in Window, UNIX, Macintosh, and NetWare, and while 90% of our work is performed in Windows, we don't concentrate on that platform to the exclusion of others. 100% of our own services are deployed on UNIX, while 80% of our clients are deployed on Windows. More to the point, we don't form exclusive relationships with any vendors, hardware or software, so that you can trust our independence.
No. Connetic is not a reseller for any product. We maintain complete independence from vendors so there's never any conflict of interest when we make recommendations. We can completely specify and direct your acquisitions from Value Added Resellers and wholesalers, but we're not involved in any business relationships with vendors whatsoever, except as consumers ourselves.
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