Desktop Advisers was founded in 1994 by two Chicago area technology professionals who were previously IT Directors for a major medical association. At that time, they recognized that small to mid-sized organizations needed better technology support, so they founded Desktop Advisers as a practical and flexible way for smaller business operations to access the IT support that they deserved.Today our highly experienced team maintains our commitment to customer success, ensuring customers have the right technology setup and support that best serves their unique needs and budgets.
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For over 20 years Desktop Advisers has helped business of all sizes keep their computers running smooth. With a team of professionals, who are qualified and highly experience, we will provide exceptional service for all of your computer and technology needs. Considering advance support? Then consider our managed services offerings.
Desktop Advisers can engineer a custom cloud solution designed to fit your unique requirements. With several server platforms to choose from, we can help you make a smart move to the cloud. We start with a full assessment of your existing computer environment and create a custom design and implementation plan.
Interested in saving staff time, while providing better system availability? Then Managed Services is for you! The automation features of Managed Services will save staff time and reduced troubleshooting and problem resolution time. As a full-service technology company, one of our offerings is Managed Services.
Local backups are enough to recover IT systems from server failure and other common disasters. But a site-wide disaster will destroy those backups. With StorageCraft Cloud Services you'll have the tools you need to quickly get running again should your business experience a major local disaster. StorageCraft Cloud Services stores your backups remotely so you're ready for the worst. Recover data, even virtualize your machines and re-create your network in our cloud purpose-built for disaster recovery (DR).
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Gerrit Schrant
Oct 12, 2021
