About Aumworks

Aumworks is a small business in Marden, Maidstone Kent, South East UK, providing highly , Professional Web Design & Programming, Website Hosting, Training and Graphics. All at very competitive prices. Aumworks can provide not only skilled professional services, but also management or consultancy on projects in many different business sectors. All of this is undertaken with expert knowledge and great emphasis on friendliness and confidence for the client. Aumworks is run by Warren Muckell, click here to see personal blog, although I am not much of a blogger or Twitterer.

Aumworks is dedicated to supporting other small businesses with all aspects of IT and Web Design. Auworks is based in Marden, Kent, UK, which is half way between Maidstone and Tunbridge Well. Being set in the middle of Kent, we can not only support the whole of Kent, but London is only a short train ride away if you want to discuss your next project with us..

We have years of expertise to support your next website project or other IT related project and hope that you will enjoy working with us as we like to enjoy ourselves whilst providing the best technical skills. 

JUST WHAT YOU WANT

Is the saying for Aumworks and the business methodology adopted. Aumworks is a friendly face to face service which will not charge you for anything you really don't need.

Taken from Wiki: (Aum (also Om, ) is the most sacred syllable in Hinduism, symbolizing the infinite Brahman and the entire Universe. This syllable is sometimes called the "Udgitha" or "pranava mantra" (primordial mantra), because it is considered to be the primal sound, and because most mantras begin with it. It first came to light in the Vedic Tradition. As a seed syllable (bija), it is also considered holy in Esoteric Buddhism.)Ref: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aum. The Aum is used in various eastern prayer ritual and the noise is meant to represent the sound of the Universe. Recently evidence from the CERN research has theorized that when the Big Bang started the universe. The sound of the universe was very similar to that chanting used in prayer.