Convergent Computing

Convergent Computing

  • 399 Grand Ave
  • Oakland, California
  • 94610

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At about the same time Rand met a guy at Comdex who was starting a company in Utah called Novell that was coming out with a new network operating system that was supposedly better than Microsoft's MS-Net. So Rand told Ray Noorda to send him his "better" network operating system. The software came on over 40 5-1/4" floppy diskettes with no manuals. One night Rand and Chris (Amaris, CCO founder) sat in front of a faxed copy of installation instructions handwritten by Ray and pieced together a Novell network. CCO was now in the Local Area Network design and installation business.

In addition to having experience in network operating system and application technologies, Convergent Computing also has experience in LAN, WAN, Firewall, Wireless, and Voice-over-IP Telephony technologies. CCO helps organizations design and implement network infrastructures for optimum performance as well as provides assistance at configuring secured remote access, Internet firewall, remote office VLANs, VPNs, and mobile communication environments.

This is the definitive guide on Windows Server 2012 written by the authors of Windows Server books for the past 2 decades that have worked with Windows 2012 for over 2 years prior to the product release. The book covers all of the latest features and functions of Windows 2012!

Extensive experience in application development on the SharePoint platform which allows clients to turn SharePoint from a collaborative environment into a platform that provides tools and solutions that deliver measurable business value.

The event was organized under the ‘Sharing the Point’ tour ( http://sharingthepoint.org ), which is a tour company founded by Michael and several other worldwide SharePoint speakers with the established goal of bringing SharePoint to places where it has never been. The first part of the trip involved sessions in major South American cities such as Buenos Aires, Argentina; Montevideo, Uruguay; and Santiago, Chile, where the speakers presented to large audiences in markets which had never before had a dedicated SharePoint event.

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