Improved Website with Free Resources

Submitted by David on Sat, 05/29/2010 - 00:26

As you know, Smooth Stone Services has always strived to provide excellent care and services to its clients. We are pleased to inform you of some exciting changes that have been made to our website which will better assist our clients as well as provide free resources for the general public.

Our mission is to provide affordable information technology services to NGOs seeking to transform communities around the world, and to build relationships within the communities in which we work. We feel that our website has the potential to greatly advance this mission.

We recently redesigned our website to be more user friendly and to make it easier for our visitors to find the information they need. We have launched a Community Forum where NGOs can come and discuss their information technology needs in an open environment and where our web hosting clients can have another tier of technical support. We also launched a Nonprofit Technical Wiki which can be edited by anyone and will be used for people to share useful programs and technical advice for nonprofit & nongovernment organizations.

Finally, our new social networking features will enable our members to share their bio, URL and picture, and be able to contact each other.

To get started, simply visit our Wiki and our Forum and join the discussion! We hope to see you soon.

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