About Us
About CedarView IT Solutions
In Business for 25 years, over 35 years of experience, IT Networking, servers work stations, websites programming, Works mostly with Smaller partners, not opposed to large clients.
Programming is mostly custom databases to help run day to day business
We are located in Fayetteville, AR, in the Northwest corner of the state, home of the University of Arkansas and the Arkansas Razorbacks. I started CedarView in August 2000 with one thing in mind: work hard and do things the right way. I believe in meeting the customer’s every need in a timely and efficient manner with the lowest cost possible to the customer.
If you need assistance with anything computer related at your business, please contact me to see how I can help you.
A short list of programming skills available: Visual Basic, Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL Server, Windows, Microsoft Office, Monarch(Data conversion), Web Development (.Net, HTML, ASP/VBScript, Joomla), Barcoding, Barcode Scanners, Cognos BI, C#, VB.Net, Visual Studio.
A short list of IT skills available: Windows Server setup/support, Networking, Workstation setup/support, Wi-Fi setup/support.
We can provide custom programming, training, networking, and support.
Specialties: Computer Networking (Windows Server, Windows Desktops), Microsoft Office, Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL Server, Visual Basic, Visual Studio, COGNOS, VB.Net, Web Development, QuickBooks Data Conversion, Excel
Resume
Mike Threlkeld: Owner, CedarView IT Solutions
We provide custom programming, training, networking, and support.
Specialites
- Computer Networking (Windows Server, Windows Desktops)
- Microsoft Office
- Microsoft Access
- Microsoft SQL Server
- Visual Basic
- Visual Studio
- COGNOS
- VB.Net
- Web Development
- QuickBooks Data Conversion
- Excel
Professional Experience
Owner CedarView IT Solutions, Fayetteville, Arkansas Area | August 2000 - Present
- Custom Programming
- Training
- Computer Networking and support
- Microsoft Office installation, configuration, support
- Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL Server
- Visual Basic, Visual Studio, .Net
- Cognos Report Writing (versions 8 – 11)
- Report writing for Jack Henry and Bankway banking software
- Quickbooks data conversion
Programmer/ Analyst, Project Leader Technetics, Inc., Fayetteville, Arkansas Area | August 1995 - August 2000
Worked on a vertical market package for dental labs to use to track production and payroll. The application was written using MS SQL Server, VB6, and Crystal Reports.
Programmer / Analyst Hudson Foods, Inc. | August 1990 - August 1995
Hudson Foods was a major poultry company with over $1 Billion in sales. My team developed a production and inventory tracking system for the processing plants.
We utilized PC’s, wireless barcode scanning, network and communications with the company’s AS/400 located at the central office. The system was expected to be up and running 24/7/365. Also some COBOL programming.
Education
- BSBA in Data Processing University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR | August 1984 – December 1988
- Rison High School, Rison, AR | January 1972 – December 1984 Honor Graduate.
Key Skills
- Cognos Report Studio
- Windows Networking
- Banking Reporting
- Microsoft SQL Server and Microsoft Access
- Microsoft Windows Server
- Windows Desktops
- Networking
- Wi-Fi Systems
- Custom Programming
Programming Languages
- Visual Basic
- VBA
- VB.Net
- SQL
- COBOL
Software
- Cognos
- Microsoft Office
- SQL Server
- Power BI
- Windows
- Windows Desktop
- Windows Server
- Microsoft Access
- Excel
Our Work
Example Projects
Websites
- http://www.walkerfoundation.org Walker Foundation is a local charitable foundation. The website was developed using Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 and Microsoft Silverlight 4.0.
- http://www.cedarviewit.com CedarView designed and created it’s own site. Contact Us and let us know how we can meet your needs; whether it’s business or personal, we can provide what you need.
Programming
- BankPlus: CedarView did contract work for BankPlus for 23 years. Projects with them involved using the following technologies: Cognos 11 Reporting Studio, Cognos 8 BI, Power BI, Microsoft Access, SQL Server, Monarch Professional.
- Worked with Pel-Freez to enhance their order and grower tracking system. The project involved using Microsoft Access 2003.
- Work with Driver Resources to develop a database to help them match truck drivers with trucking companies. The solution was created using a combination of Microsoft Access, SQL Server and VB.Net
- Worked with Retail Integrity to develop a database application to schedule part-time workers into open time slots. The application was written in Microsoft Access. The application has saved them numerous hours of work that was previously being done by hand.
Networking/Workstation Support:
- Once Upon A Time Books: We have upgraded servers, setup virtual servers using ProxMox, installed and support Ubiquiti mesh Wi-Fi system. We support multiple locations via VPN. Running Remote Desktop sessions on local support for fast and efficient data entry.
- Economic Opportunity Agency of Washington County: Upgraded server, installed and support new workstations, installed and support Ubiquiti Wi-Fi mesh system. Support workstations and printers spanning multiple floors of the office building.
- Southern Brothers Construction: Support local network, workstations, TrendMicro Anti-Virus, LastPass password manager.
- Modern Fence Supply: Support local network, Windows Server 2012 R2, workstations, Ubiquiti Wi-Fi mesh system, SonicWall router.
- Mid-America Cabinets: In late 2008 we replaced their old servers running Microsoft NT 4.0 and SQL Server 6.0 to new upgraded hardware, Windows Server 2003 and SQL Server 2005; at this time we also installed a network printer and changed all existing workstations to use IP network protocol instead of the old Netbios that they had been using for many years. In October of 2009 we replaced a failing workstation that is running Windows Vista; we migrated all existing software and data files from the old workstation to the new one.
- Walker Foundation: In early October we migrated their workstations from Outlook Express to Outlook. Earlier in the year we helped them work through a failed power-supply on their server and upgraded the backup process on the server so that it would work properly.
