Archive for the ‘IT Services’ Category

FixTel has an IT service division that offers valuable work and quality alignment to different businesses’ priorities. You can rely on our effective approach and strategies that can lengthen the IT lifecycle in all its aspects. Many companies gained more opportunities and succeeded upon implementing FixTel IT Management Plan where they were able to have these IT initiatives that aid them in achieving their business goals. FixTel’s IT Services involve all phases of what your business needs to guarantee utmost security and productivity of your present and future IT systems. FixTel’s managed IT Solutions provide a complete business solution intended for Small to Medium Businesses (SMB‘s) Corporation, Government, Education and Mining and others.

• Business Grade Adsl Internet Access
• Point to Point & Point to Multipoint Fibre Grade
• Wireless Internet Access
• Domain Name Hosting and Registration
• Specialist in Spam and Anti-Virus Filtering
• PC Sales and Services
• Onsite Network Support
• Software Sales and Services
• Server Sales and Services
• LINUX Support Specialists
• PHP, SQL Database Programming
• Expert Cisco sales and service
• Expert Cisco Sales and Services
• Expert VPN setup and configuration

FixTel PTY LTD. has been in the Telecommunications Industry for more than 35 years, with a tested and proven working experience in providing superior quality of support plans to different companies and individuals, and are experts in VPN Setup and Configurations, as well as its management. We are fully experienced in the  aspects of deployment, setup and troubleshooting of VPN Servers, and setup / configurations of VPN  network installations and management.  FixTel is well-versed in the proper implementation, configuration and troubleshooting of VoIP networks and routers. We possessed an extensive experience and familiarization in terms of troubleshooting and solving all difficult and challenging router and network related problems.

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GOOGLE has agreed to pay $US8.5 million dollars ($9.2 million) to settle a privacy lawsuit over its Buzz social networking feature, according to court documents.

Legal paperwork made available online detailed the proposed settlement, which awaits approval by the federal court judge in San Francisco presiding over the case.

Lawyers that filed the class-action suit staked out 30 per cent of the settlement money and the seven named plaintiffs were to get no more than $US2500 dollars each, according to court documents.

The rest of the money, which Google is to deposit in a fund, was earmarked for organisations devoted to internet privacy policy or education.

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The Rural Doctors Association of Australia (RDAA) says rural broadband access must be a priority for the independent MPs who will help form the next government.

Rob Oakeshott, Tony Windsor and Bob Katter are among the independents in talks that will who will form the next federal government.

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Dell, one of the world’s top computer makers, was criticized last week for offering a too big amount for data storage services provider 3Par. The amount offered by Dell last week was $1.3 billion. For everyone’s surprise, HP has offered even more today, raising the bid to $1.6 billion.

HP’s offer was of $24 per share of 3Par, a 33.3% premium over Dell’s proposal. This offer shifted 3Par’s shares up to $25 per share and those of HP to shift down to $39.51 per share.

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