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Computer Help Personalized & Kansas City Web Development
Two companies with one mission -- the success of your business.
Computer Help Personalized & Kansas City Web Development
Two companies with one mission -- the success of your business.
Ken Krauss, the owner of Kansas City Web Development and Computer Help Personalized lives and breathes websites, the internet, computers, and technology. He loves being able to put his exceptional skillset to work for various types of businesses facing challenging technological issues. When necessary, Ken calls on a stable of other exceptional talented individuals who share his passion, as well as, the belief that the internet is the most amazing thing ever invented.
In this rapidly-changing technological landscape, Computer Help Personalized, and her sister company Kansas City Web Development, seek to give clients full extent of our knowledge and expertise, so that they can make forward-thinking decisions that maximize the value of those decisions today, and continue to pay dividends as your company moves forward.
We know that our success is intimately tied to the success of our client base, and we work to form ongoing, successful relationships with all of our clients. In fact, nearly all of our clients come back to us saying "You're worth every penny. We couldn't do what we do without you."
We Prefer Free and Open Source Software
Open source technologies have made major advances over the last few years, and now everyone has the option of using legally free, enterprise-class software to solve the issues facing their business. Not only does this mean that you can deploy hundreds or thousands of powerful computers, if necessary, without paying a single penny in software licensing fees, but these software systems are much more likely to limit the lock-in that many vendor-specific software packages employ as part of their effort to keep you buying their software. Open source software is here to stay, and it's ready to compete with the big name developers.