Networking is the design, architecture and implementation of electronic pathways that convey information, or data - which is simply a term for information that is encoded.

When networking is successful, information flows easily and speedily among people and places. The end user gets the information that is needed, in real time, in a way that is simple to use and work with.

Networks can be built within businesses (intranet) and from businesses to employees working at home, and from businesses to consumers (extranets).

When you optimize networks and streamline systems, you reap the obvious reward: access to critical information, where it is needed, when, for whom, and in a form that is no more complex than it needs to be.

Strong networks and streamlined systems are simple as possible in their ability to deliver:

• Area level information storage and retrieval
• Fast information retrieval
• Communications tracking
• Information reporting including cross-sell reporting
• Lead tracking
• List management
• List processing and quality control
• Mail house functionalities

These are often complex jobs. Expertise is crucial in the building or overhauling of networks and systems. Mistakes can be costly. Make sure the job is done right, the first time.

Richmond brings 20 years of experience in networking and systems development to the table, with deep knowledge of security, space requirements, permissions issues, scalability, useability, ongoing maintenance, costs and budgeting, as well as software and hardware.

A custom-selected Richmond team will do the tasks required, from preparation of conceptual models and overviews, through vendor selection, system launch and testing, and implementation across appropriate departments.