Know The Net

About Us

Know The Net Services offers the highest quality services. Since 1994, we have provided superior service to our customers and have assisted them in achieving their goals. Our years of experience and commitment to excellence have earned us the reputation as one of the best internet consultants around.

Our Values

Leadership: At Know The Net Services, you receive the kind of quality and service you expect from a leader. Our company is always evolving as the needs of our customers change and as new opportunities are created in the market. You can rest assured that, working with Know The Net Services, you will enjoy the latest ideas, technology and developments in the industry.

Teamwork: We make it our responsibility to know you and your business. We work closely with you to ensure that the solutions we provide are tailored to meet your unique needs and challenges. We are committed to your success.

Dawne Wheeler Reed is president and CEO of Know The Net. She has nearly 30 years of education experience and operates the web site MrsRead.Com for school librarians. She has been active in education and educational technology in Kentucky, Arizona and Texas. She created the Kids Day program for the Central Kentucky Computer Society in Lexington and helped operate CompuLEX, the Society’s annual computer show and seminar series held at the Lexington Center and Rupp Arena.

David M Reed has more than 40 years experience in journalism and has operated major research and development projects in new media for one of the largest newspaper groups in the country. He was an original beta tester for CompuServe’s information system and Viewtron. He operated a three-channel news and information research project for Knight-Ridder Newspapers in the 1970s. He also began pioneering websites (KentuckyConnect.com and Kentucky.com in 1995) while at the Lexington Herald-Leader and he was Director of StarNet, the online service of the Arizona Daily Star in Tucson. Most recently he was online director for the El Paso Times and the Texas-New Mexico Newspaper Partnership. He has written for Byte Magazine and various other national publications. He has served on an advisory board at Apple Computer and has consulted with Microsoft, Intuit, Symantec and other Silicon Valley firms. He was one of the founders of the Central Kentucky Computer Society, a local computer users group that grew from 9 members to more 1,500. He also set up the Central Kentucky SeniorNet Learning Center in Lexington which provides low-cost computer instruction to seniors. He has been a speaker at major industry conferences.