Jethro Management is a cutting edge software development company specialising in collaboration, business intelligence and knowledge management. We are based in Brisbane on the East Coast of Australia in sunny Queensland. Jethro Management and Jethro Consultants work together to provide solutions in the areas below.
Innovation in software development is in creating customised solutions for our clients. We develop Excel based reporting solutions using Excel and VBA. Our web design and hosting portfolio is growing fast with lots of new Websites being designed and hosted by Jethro.
Collaboration is a big part of what we do. Training in the Office suite including SharePoint, along with work in knowledge management is provided to our clients. We have written a full suite of cooking eCourses avaliable from www.rasita.biz. Hints and tips on Microsoft, Excel, web development and technology can be found at www.spyjournal.biz
Technology is something we love! Fast computers, software and gadgets fill our office and we are always learning how better to deploy new hardware solutions to our clients. We offer a full service install option with PCs being lovingly assembled, installed and configured to your exact requirements. We transfer data from your old PC and set up your email, browser, peripherals, wireless network and broadband and other personal settings also.
Support. We provide basic business support, book keeping and basic accounting to numerous key clients. If you need help with bank reconciliations, payables and receivables then contact us now.
Amanda Abraham has just joined our team, replacing Lena who finished in January to take a full time job at Main Roads. Congratulations Lena.
Amanda will be focusing on web development and maintenance work, with a keen eye on social networking as it applies to business. She will also be taking over from Lena as the technical reviewer on www.SpyJournal.biz.
ComputerWeekly.com reports that:
About half of senior business managers are failing to take advantage of Web 2.0 technologies because of a lack of understanding, according to research.
Rob Banathy, client relationship manager at Parity Solutions, said the majority of organisations are simply buying what they perceive to be the latest document management and search technologies, rather than adopting Web 2.0 technology to achieve a new way of working.
This is a space I have done quite a bit of work in as a technology and knowledge management evangelist. There are a lot of important concepts that web 2.0 can bring to business, but dollars and sense prevail. Unless business can see bottom line impacts as a result they will be reluctant to invest.
Womens TopWe have launched our own branded clothing and accessories ranges now online at www.printfection.com/jethro
Choose from black or white tees, spaghetti strap tops, fitted tops, hooded sweatshirts, BBQ aprons, cutting boards, tote bags and more.
Prices are very reasonable and shipping takes 8-10 days.
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