Kevin JT Binder: Binder's Business

100% Up-Time DNS

Fri, 06 Jun 2003 23:10:20 GMT

In the works, at "zaz corporation": Fully integrated 100% up-time DNS services. DNS services come standard with all Domain Name, Hosting, and Content Management systems offered by "zaz corporation".

A recent study by research group Men & Mice found that of 5,000 .com domain names tested, 73 percent had incorrect DNS configurations and 38 percent allowed for a single point-of-failure. The resulting downtime can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars in lost revenue [and] lost productivity.
internetnews.com (August 26, 2002)

The Yankee Group estimates that companies lose $100,000 on average in productivity for an hour of network downtime. "Today's e-business would not work without DNS." says Michael Hoch, Aberdeen Group. Visit the "zaz corporation" web site at "zazcorp.us" for comprehensive business solutions, development, and consulting.

Fri, 06 Jun 2003 07:11:31 GMT

"zaz plug"

U.S. Computer Coach

Fri, 06 Jun 2003 05:19:49 GMT

Everything you want to know, things you didn't know you'd like to know, and more! Isn't it about time you got caught-up with the times? The computer's here to stay, there's no getting around it. Harness it. Enjoy it. Love it. My name is Kevin JT Binder. I'll be your coach. Call me toll free 1-877-3BINDER http://www.computercoach.us

Dot Pro - Confidential Quid Pro Quo

Thu, 05 Jun 2003 22:09:00 GMT

The dot Pro (".pro") top level domain (TLD) is scheduled for open registration on July 1, 2003. Doctors, Lawyers and Accountants can now safely and securely communicate with their clients. Certificates ensuring confidentiality are integral to this new top level domain. But they'd better act fast. Acquisition in this name space is likely to go fast. If you or someone you know (doctors, lawyers, accountants) are interested in securing a dot pro (".pro") domain name, simply call Kevin JT Binder, "Computer Coach", at 1-877-3BINDER. Related news story: Virtual World of Support for Real World Woes. Recipients of obscure diagnoses can now turn to the Internet to seek help and find answers. [New York Times: Health]