Parker-Lowe & Associates Services
System Design Scanning Data Entry Data Conversion Web Site Design Identification Card Design

Let Parker-Lowe design your next system. With expertise in both hardware and software, we can develop an entire system custom made to fit your needs and your budget.

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We can convert your papers to the following storage types on any operating system:

· Microfilm
· CDs
· Optical disks
· Zip disks
· Tape

We can do these conversions on your operating system, with or without cleanup, and with or without indexing records. Let us customize a system design for all your scanning needs. Convert tons of paper records to electronic documents that take up almost no space and will last indefinitely

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Parker-Lowe can help you get off to a great start with your new system by providing full data entry services. Make the conversion to a new automated system that much more effecient by allowing us to spend the time entering the old so that you can spend more time becoming familiar with the new.

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We provide data conversion of existing database files from indexing vendors for FREE when you lease or purchase an imaging system from Parker Lowe & Associates. Just provide these data files in ascii format, laid out in fixed length or delimited. These files need to be accompanied by a complete printed file layout description by field and position. Our only limitation is the quality of the data received, the actual file layout and the printed description of that file layout.

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We can design a top quality website for you. We can provide our state of the art technology, including fiber RAID arrays, dual processor servers. SCO Unix and Informix programming make our web hosting services among the elite.

Fiber Optic Based RAID provides security and the maximum up-time. Unlike the "other guys," if one of our hard drives fail, our server doesn't go down. Match that with transfer rates based on the speed of light.

SCO Unix is one of the most mature versions of Unix available today. It’s an operating system created cooperatively with support technicians around the world.

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