Dr Networking Computer Service

Dr. Networking is a total hardware solutions provider. We will act as your business IT department to solve any networking, hardware, software, email and other computer related issues. Clif graduated from MIT with a degree in Computer Science. Clif has been in the computer industry for over 30 years and has worked in electrical engineering, corporate management and software development. Clif specializes in engineering projects, network topography and software integration. Robert holds a BS in Computer Science from Southern Oregon University. Robert has over 8 years of experience in the computer industry in sales and customer service, management, and as a technician. Robert specializes in desktop support, fixing hardware and software issues, email client issues and printer repair. Victoria holds a BA from UC Berkeley. Victoria has been in the wireless communications industry for over 15 years, having been an Account Executive for Motorola and Lucent Technologies as well as being a former small business owner. Victoria specializes in business operations, marketing and public relations, customer service, billing and human resources. Les has over 30 years of experience in the computer industry in both repair and customer service.Les specializes in virus removal, and software and hardware repair. He was Tech Support Supervisor for one of the first ISP's to come to the valley. Les is fluent in PC and is passionate about all things Mac. How important is it for a local business to support Rogue Valley nonprofit organizations? Dr. Networking, a Computer Services Company located in Ashland, feels that it is extremely important. As part of its company plan, Dr. Networking focuses on a different segment of the community each year. Company President Clif Schieck decided that developing a service and sales program for nonprofit organizations ( 501c3 ) would be the focus in 2009. So Dr. Networking's core team ( Schieck, Victoria Simone Stewart, Operations Manager and Robert Connolly, Senior Technician ) developed a program to guide community benefi t organizations through the maze of: computer equipment purchases and upgrades, software availability, networking, remote log in from off Schieck chose nonprofit organizations because he felt that it was time to give back to all of the local organizations that continually provide for those in the Rogue Valley