Peter Buckley Saxon

Peter has had a long standing interest in IT matters, and has picked up an awful lot of information since first being involved in IT installation and management during his time with the Essex Police in the late 1970s.

Peter saw the potential of the Internet early,and set about teaching himself the principle and application of HTML. The results of those labours, plus a meeting in late 1998 with Graeme can be seen at www.cycleweb.co.uk.

Graeme Freestone King

Graeme started playing with a Sinclair ZX81 in 1979, and graduated through a variety of machines as he became interested in programming. Interest then waned in the face of "distractions" in Further Education, although this was his introduction, via JANET, to the then "incipient" Internet.

A period designing lights for bands in the Rock n Roll business followed,and with it an interest in digital control systems. A move into the bicycle trade, and companies that are entirely dependant on good IT systems for order processing and tracking continued the education process, up to the point where Multimedia IT was formed.

How we work

The web front end design and coding that appears on sites built by MIT Ltd is Graeme's work, with Peter handling some of the specialist back-end applications.

Where there is a need for particular skill set outside company competence, MIT Ltd calls on one of the partner companies to assist, or on occasion to take on the whole job. MIT Ltd then serves as project manager and the "public face" of a network of specialist providers.

In this way MIT Ltd is able to offer complete solutions, not simply web construction, and is able to integrate solutions with existing applications in a cost effective and timely fashion.