The key to modern information processing for any organization is networking. A very small two-station Local Area Network (LAN) may be as strategically important to a two-person law firm as the capacity to network thousands of computers and people in a large corporation.

As we move into the 21st century networks no longer exist to serve a single large machine. Instead, networks provide the tools that allow organizations to "rightsize" their computing.

To assist in rightsizing, EWC provides expertise in the following areas (click on a menu item under the Services folder on the left for more detail):

• Networking/MIS Strategic Planning, Implementation, and Management (Network)
• Internet/Intranet and World Wide Web Services (Internet)
• Distance Learning Services (Learning)
• Related Service Options (Related)

For each of the areas in which EWC provides services there is a record of familiarity and expertise with related software and hardware. Solutions recommended by EWC are tailored for specific needs. They are not "off-the-shelf" solutions in which the company has a vested interest.

EWC can provide people with extensive knowledge of and familiarity with operating systems and application software for microcomputers, mid-range computers, mainframes, and local- and wide-area networks. Operating environments include Unix, Windows (NT Server, Win95 and earlier versions), DOS, Novell NetWare, and IBM OS/MVS. Recent activities include the design, implementation, and management of the hardware and software necessary for the appropriate operation of Internet World Wide Web and electronic mail services.

When the workplace is provided with the correct tools for the job, then the people can work better and more effectively. EWC can help you:

• Strategically plan your management information systems;
• Strategically plan your network needs down the hall or across the nation;
• Plan your office automation;
• Ensure that you are rightsizing your information processing.