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Time Domain Systems provide a complete range of UNIX and Linux systems services as well as WWW programming support - we're nuts about both and real enthusiasts when it comes to tackling new projects and getting things up and running fast. As a small concern, we are able to move quickly and take on board new technologies and concepts as they happen. We also undertake database administration and applications programming and have experience of a variety of programming languages both high and low level.
Since then, we have evolved from being a purely electronics R&D facility to our present day status as an independent UNIX/Linux systems consultancy. Along the way, we have made good use of a decade of prior experience in acoustics research, having been commissioned to design & build amplifiers and speaker systems for the music industry, written bespoke assembly language software for acoustics, solid-state physics and biochemical research projects, developed hardware and software for commercial enterprises in the educational market sector and more recently, created custom hardware interfaces and software for bio-medical and physiology research, and a hydrogen-producing cyano-bioreactor plant. But from about 1994, the focus switched to the rapidly expanding Internet network arena and we were soon involved in implementing & running dial-up computer services, large scale network installation projects and the use of UNIX & Linux servers to support these operations.
With a wealth of past experience in a number of distinct yet broadly-related areas encompassing electronics, acoustics, physics and computing-related disciplines, we are well placed to undertake the more unusual projects.
We are London-based which ensures rapid access to data centres in the City, Docklands and Central & East London and we make full use of mobile Internet data facilities when we are away from base or out of the UK to maintain continuity of service.
   07866 556626
     
020 8372 2582     
email: enquiries@time-domain.co.uk
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