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Have you heard the famous African proverb “it takes a whole village to raise a child”? The notion is that it isn’t just about the mother and father, but the wider family, friends, indeed the whole community to step in and support the next generations of the village both practically and emotionally. In some ways this is how we feel about business and community in West Oxfordshire.

One of things we love most is solving a challenge. A problem that at first may feel like you’ve lost the end of the Christmas tree lights – the deeper you get, the more muddled you end up. Put into a business context, these problems can sometimes be one of a kind and are the type of problem that we love to solve with technology.

How best to bust those website niggles.

We’ve reached the end of 2016 feeling very jolly. We’ve had a year fuelled with an array of different technical projects, delivering solutions which make organisations more efficient and solving challenges which are unique to them.

In his farewell speech to local businesses, our now ex-Prime Minister, David Cameron, reiterated his support for the West Oxfordshire Business awards.

Why reaching out and offering support works wonders for your business.

Business and community. When these two words are anchored together they can conjour up a reaction of ‘ I don’t have the time’, ‘I don’t know how I can help’, or ‘I can’t afford to do community stuff’.

Websites must look beautiful and be easy to navigate for the sake of your visitors. They must also help you achieve your business goals, whether that is providing functionality to your customers or streamlining your internal processes. That’s where tailormade functionality comes into play.
 

Offering our customers the nice warm blanket of ongoing technical support. Whether you've got a quick question or a complex technical request, our support team is there to help.

Would you leave your front door wide open? Of course not! So, why do so many businesses leave their websites wide open to hacking?