Business IT assistance
Practical help with the computers a small business runs on, from a shop with a workbench rather than a call centre.
At a glance
- Suits
- Small businesses without in-house IT
- Covers
- Machines, parts, repair, replacement planning
- Location
- One workshop, in DeLand
- Start with
- A written enquiry
What this is
Most small businesses do not need an IT department. They need somebody who knows their machines, can fix one quickly when it breaks, and can advise on what to buy next without turning it into a project.
That is what a computer shop with a workshop is well placed to do, and it is worth being precise about the boundary rather than implying more.
Where we are genuinely useful
Specifying and supplying machines for a team. Standardising a mixed fleet over time. Diagnosing and repairing failures. Planning replacements before they become emergencies. Advising on storage and backup so a failed drive is an inconvenience rather than a crisis.
- Specifying and supplying machines by role
- Repair and diagnosis when something fails
- Upgrades that postpone a replacement cycle sensibly
- Backup and storage planning
- Data recovery when a drive fails
What to ask us about rather than assume
Anything involving your premises, your network, or an ongoing managed arrangement is worth asking about directly. We would rather tell you plainly what we do and do not take on than let a web page imply a service and disappoint you later.
Asked at the counter
Do you provide ongoing managed IT services?
How do we start?
Also at the store
Tell us about the business
A short description of the setup and what is prompting the question is enough.