Industries
A dental office, a machine shop, and a law firm all run on computers — but they break differently and downtime costs very different things. Here's how we approach each.
Who we serve
Usually 5 to 100 employees, Windsor-Essex and surroundings. Don't see yours? Ask — odds are we've seen it.
Fair questions
Between 5 and 100 employees — big enough that downtime hurts, small enough not to have a full IT department in-house. Below 5, we're still a fit when uptime or confidentiality matters most.
Probably — we manage the environment it runs on: the PC, the network, the database server, the backups, the updates. For the app itself we talk directly to your vendor on your behalf when it's their problem. That's part of the service.
We work with confidentiality and retention obligations across legal, healthcare, and financial clients daily, plus the security questionnaires insurers and big customers send. We won't claim to be compliance lawyers — we'll tell you plainly what your systems need to do, and who else to talk to if needed.
Do the honest math: staff multiplied by wage, times hours down, before you even count missed work. A 15-person office losing one workday costs more than most annual IT plans. That's the frame we use when planning how resilient you need to be.
A free 45-minute assessment shows you exactly where your IT stands — risks, quick wins, and honest pricing.