Products / Service

KCDC's market research has shown that businesses, organizations and individuals in remote communities want increased local access to information and communications technology products and service. Product information and technical support are important as technology creates increased potential in business and services.

KCDC provides the products and services that will help people in remote communities realize that potential. We offer a complete line of personal and business computers, networking products, and numerous peripherals including printers and digital cameras - all at prices you would expect from large urban suppliers. Our certified technicians provide local set up and maintenance for PCs and networks. Service that is there when you need it.

With the basics in place, organizations can harness the power of modern communications through our web design and programming services. We offer web site development services ranging from complete site design and construction to upgrades and maintenance. Specialty packages such as streaming audio and video, web casts, and 360 virtual tours are available at costs that will fit even the smallest operator's budget. We can support your business to expand to on-line sales through our shopping cart and secure transaction services.

We also develop special web-based services to promote products and services from remote regions. So far, this research and development has produced Northern Creations, a website that features art works and crafts by aboriginal artists. Beautiful, authentic, collectable items may be viewed and purchased on-line through the site.

For more information on KCDC products and services, call business manager Derrick Long at (306) 425-4778, or e-mail derrick.long@kcdc.ca. We have worked hard on a new site to promote our products and services and provide the convenience of on-line purchasing was lanched April 22, 2003. Click here to see www.HeadwatersTech.ca . Watch for Headwaters Tech to be launched soon!

Our long-term strategy includes the incubation of local service providers in their own businesses operations. Through this approach, KCDC as a non-profit will support capacity building to use technology in remote communities while supporting its career, education, community, and heritage work in Northern Saskatchewan.