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M6.Net Weekly News January 11 2006 |
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Welcome | |
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It's been a very busy start to the New Year. There seems to be an enormous buzz of new web hosting accounts setting up right across the internet. Not only are we gaining a lot of new customers like you but so are a lot of other web hosts. We see this from the various industry reports and statistics. This is great news for all of with web sites as it shows the internet is, in my opinion, entering a new stage of growth. I have been working very closely with the support team this week understanding the processes, needs and questions of customers like you, looking at ways of improving our work flow, procedures and systems. With a fast growing business there is always improvments we can apply to meet the needs of the day. It is important every so often to fully review everything to clean up the patches and right the system to properly handle the demand. I have been doing some support queries myself to experience this and we have a number of things already underway to improve areas in our support work flow and systems. I am a stronger believer in managers being able to do the detail they are there to manage. |
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Network Administration |
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We've had a very busy few days in Network Admin - I've been off sick for a while and am only just getting back into the swing of things. This week, I'm setting up a new web server for all our new clients, and continuing the .Net 2.0 roll-out. I will also be working with Gavan, putting together some new support training material, to get us on top of the current support crunch. |
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Gavan O'Connor-Risch Support Coordinator |
Support and Customer Service | |
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This week has been a busy one for support, with queries higher than the usual level. As such you may have noticed a delay in support response compared to the normal response time, however we're getting on top of things and all request will be attended to. In order to enable us to answer your queries efficiently, it's best to keep the requests short and concise, and avoid sending duplicate queries as this only creates more work and delays. |
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Michael Nordling Chief Software Engineer |
Development and New Technology | |
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Development team has been busy working on some internal workings on our support ticket system and billing system. This has been done to ensure that our support engineers can answer your issues as quickly as possible. We have also continued to work on copanel to fix any issues you have reported with that. Rest assured that we will continue to work on it until all our clients are as happy as possible. |
