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Technology

Communications

QSM communicates in one or more of several ways. The mode of communication with a client is determined by the client. Ordinarily a preferred means is chosen at the time a relationship is established, and any special issues are resolved.
 
Some common means are: 

• Email without special encryption;

• Email with one of several popular encryption programs (we help the client enable its communications and computer systems, if necessary);

• Some combination of the previous two means;

• Facsimile;

• Courier;

• Mail.

Information sent over the Internet may not be entirely secure.  If information is considered sensitive, please contact us regarding security issues.  

For special assistance with the installation of communications links, please contact:
Administrator@www.quailstreet.com.
 
QSM communicates on a daily basis with clients around the world; and as a result, we are quite familiar with the challenges and pitfalls.
 
Office Technology

QSM’s office desktop and mobile laptop computers connect with its network on a server based in Bermuda. The standard desktop is a Pentium III machine running MS Outlook® 2000 for email. All users have access to the Microsoft® Office 2000 Premium for word processing, spreadsheets, databases, and presentations; graphics tools including Microsoft Visio ®; the Company’s intranet; Internet access using MS Internet Explorer™; Chinese language programs; and access to a variety of other company-specific databases, as needed. Each office uses high-speed DSL or ADSL lines; and we regularly compress and transmit large-content files. All printers have upgraded memory, and some also serve as fax machines and scanners. As a general policy, the Firm leans toward storing documents in digital form.