Where We See Things
Modern corporations incorporate numerous computing systems that need to work together smoothly to provide solutions that a business or organization can depend on. Yet most companies cannot or will not have all the required resources on had at all times. After all how many desktops, laptops, mainframes, Middleware, Groupware, Web Servers, Mail Servers, DNS Servers, C programmers, Perl Programmers, ASP programmers, database administrators, network administrators, system administrators and webmasters can any one company have in house?

The following network layout for a public web server seems simple enough. But what if your IT needs require a plan to migrate to Apache 2.0? What about security? Need a brush up on encryption and authentication to get that last bit of security? Or perhaps you need to squeeze better performance out of our database, be it Oracle, MS SQL or Postgres.

This is where Kepler Solutions helps. We are your IT Experts. We understand how multiple systems operate and integrate at one point, your desktop. We will work with you to help provide the best integration that your business or organization can depend on.

Let Kepler Solutions bring together your systems into a working solution for your business. Otherwise, you may never know the full power of the Information Age.

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Where We Started From
In 1985, Paul Weinstein started down the road to working in the ever-growing computer industry when he learned his first programming language. He has yet to look back, bring his personal understanding into a wide variety of computing environments ranging from public elementary schools to pioneering Open Source companies.

With the popularization of the Internet, Paul has devoted his energies to developing and integrating web-based systems. In doing so he has become knowledgeable in the workings of many tools of the trade; Linux, Apache, Perl and MySQL among others.

Paul has also devoted part of his professional time to sharing hisexperience with other application developers as time permits. In recentyears, he has contributed his technical knowledge at formal and informal settings over the years. Some formal settings including writing technical articles for online journals such as Apache Week, Daemon News, O'Reilly's ONLamp.com and LinuxDevCenter.com as well as contributing to print titles such as Professional Apache Security and Beginning Unix from Wrox. Paul has also taken to speaking at technical conferences such as LinuxWorld Conference & Expo, O'Reilly Open Source Convention and ApacheCon.

Currently, Paul works as President and Chief Consultant for Kepler Solutions, Inc.