We wanted you to know that during this time we are all still here working for you. We are fortunate that we can all do our work remotely so we are all working from home and still doing business, we can easily set up online virtual meetings and can continue to support you.
Many of you are not as fortunate and may not have the tools needed to work from home and effectively communicate with your clients. Please reach out to us if you would like to discuss innovative ways to help you do business online via e-commerce or customer and business to business web portals.
Many businesses are posting messages on their websites, with their new policies, adjusted hours or contract info. Let us know if you need any assistance, training or support to help communicate with your clients during this time.
If you are driving downtown on a weekday morning, it's hard not to see a Max's Service truck out for delivery. A household name for over 60 years, Max's service has been a staple in the Traverse ...
It is very common in our industry for an open source CMS (content management system) to be used when building a website. Popular ones include WordPress, Drupal and Joomla and many others.
Tim Barrons
Tim's the kind of the guy that co-owns a highly successful, local web company for over 24 years and tells people he's a "Project Manager". That's why we love Tim - he's a down-to-earth, humble ...
Tom Barrons
At age 23, Tom Barrons decided to start a small tech business with his little brother, Tim. Over the next 24 years, he has grown Byte Productions to what it is today. Owning company with nine full-time employees and ...
Christopher just completed his summer internship with Byte Productions last week. It was a complete PLEASURE to have him assist Tom Barrons on multiple custom programming projects we had in house this summer.
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