Who We Help

Small businesses and local government from Columbia to Farmington, where the technology has to work but nobody on staff has that as their actual job.

Local government

Counties, cities and public offices. Public entities carry obligations private businesses don't: records retention, public transparency, and now website accessibility under federal rule. We handle those alongside the ordinary day-to-day support. More on website accessibility for public entities.

Professional services

Accountants, law offices, insurance agencies, medical and dental practices. Places where the morning has to start on time, the email has to be trustworthy, and client information has to be handled carefully.

Trades and field businesses

Construction, forestry, excavation, service crews. An office that has to stay in contact with people in trucks, and a website whose entire job is to make the phone ring.

Hospitality and retail

Hotels, restaurants and shops. Guest Wi-Fi that holds up on a full weekend, point-of-sale that stays online, and a phone system that never drops a booking into a dead extension.

Manufacturing and industrial

Networks that have to reach the shop floor as well as the front office, in buildings that were never designed with network equipment in mind.

Nonprofits

Tight budgets, real obligations, and volunteers who need systems simple enough to actually use. We'll tell you where spending money matters and where it doesn't.

Not sure whether you're a fit?

If you have somewhere between a handful and a few dozen staff, and technology is currently somebody's part-time problem on top of their real job, you probably are. Ask us.