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== Professional work == | |||
Kurth provides [https://kurthbemis.it/ proactive managed IT services] for small businesses in the Connecticut River Valley of New Hampshire and Vermont. His work includes continuous monitoring, automated backups, security, patching and updates, password management, infrastructure documentation, employee onboarding and offboarding, and direct hands-on technical support. | |||
He focuses on making technology dependable and understandable: catching problems early, documenting systems clearly, and giving clients a direct point of contact when they need help. | |||
Latest revision as of 06:11, 19 October 2026
About Kurth Bemis
Kurth Bemis is a UVLists volunteer, technical maintainer, and wiki contributor. He helps build and operate the services that support Upper Valley community email lists, with an emphasis on dependable systems, useful documentation, and tools that are practical for local volunteers to use.
His work includes maintaining UVLists’ web and email infrastructure, supporting list administrators, and improving the information published on this site. He is especially interested in keeping community communication services straightforward, sustainable, and under local stewardship.
Kurth uses this account to maintain documentation and coordinate technical work for UVLists.
Professional work
Kurth provides proactive managed IT services for small businesses in the Connecticut River Valley of New Hampshire and Vermont. His work includes continuous monitoring, automated backups, security, patching and updates, password management, infrastructure documentation, employee onboarding and offboarding, and direct hands-on technical support.
He focuses on making technology dependable and understandable: catching problems early, documenting systems clearly, and giving clients a direct point of contact when they need help.