You can work from home or in an office, the fact doesn’t change that your computer is your lifeline to vital information for your day-to-day decisions.  Having a computer that simply does not perform can cost you time and money.

Kovach Technologies has the tools and skills to get you back on track, and provide services like:

• System Maintenance
• Virus Detection and Removal
• Data Recovery
• Disaster Recovery Planning
• System Forensics
• Security Review and Design
• Account Lockouts
  
  

Simplifying the list above, Kovach Technologies is able to use tools and skills that would give you access to the important data that might have been out of reach before.  Acquiring access to data and/or your computer can get you back to business and save you the headache of the “typical” fix (i.e.: formatting a hard drive and starting from scratch).

Web

Since the beginning of the Internet back in 1957 when Sputnik was launched, there has been a desire to have the ability to share information from across vast distances, even across the planet.  The Internet is not just the World Wide Web or as we call it “the Web”.  The World Wide Web was born to the Internet in 1990 by Tim Berners-Lee and Robert Cailliau.  This gave us the ability to use a single technology to gain access to the same information from across the globe.

Application

This is quite simply a program that is somewhat rigidly designed around a work flow, and automates certain processes.  The calculator program on your computer is an application, the financial package you use is an application, and even that video game you love to play is an application.

Development

This is the architecting and engineering of anything really.  For Kovach Technologies’ purposes we’ll just stick to that “one thing” you wish you had software do for you.  Like, keep track of where your employees are at any given time, or where in the production-line a part is.

Conclusion

Using the knowledge and skills of Web Application Development you can now feel free to dream up that one software tool that would make life easier and deliver it across the world.

 

With the line between television, cell phone, and Internet blurring ever-more rapidly you really have to rethink what multimedia is.  Most people define multimedia as media and content that utilizes a combination of different content forms.  In a lot of ways that is correct, but it is really quite simple to define multimedia these days:

                “Multimedia is everyday life”

In today’s world of video streaming there are opportunities for you to connect to your friends, family, customers, patients, spectators, and your neighbor.

So why not show off that new software, device, part, idea, or concept using multimedia.  You now have the ability to deliver your message using DVD, TV, MPG or Internet -- multimedia is everyday life.

 

We collect information from so many different locations, and wish that all this information could be combined into a single report or tool.  That is where system integration becomes your new best friend.  Using a vast “pool of tools” there are many ways to tie information together and present it in “human” readable format.

Do you have multiple financial databases where you would like to consolidate that information into a single database, for ease of reporting?  This is where system integration is used to tie two database systems together, in order to form a single database.

Do you have systems on your production floor, and would like to tie that information to your ERP system in the front office?  This again is where system integration is used to tie your whole building together, using a computerized network to collect data from multiple machines into a single reporting system.

 

The idea of computer networking has changed considerably in the last 25 years.  In today’s world there is not only the concern for interconnecting computers together to printers, but interconnecting handheld PCs, printers, copiers, scanners, video cameras, phones, and even a robot or two.

It takes not only an education and understanding of how different devices interact on a network, but how to protect these devices for intrusion from the Internet.  It also takes skill in knowing how traffic flows on a network in order to diagnose problems, like slow response times and data errors.

There is no substitute for good network engineering, as this is the information backbone of any company.  A good network design is not only your key to seamless data integration, but security of your data -- both inside your company walls and beyond.