OFFICE PC SUPPORT, INC.
TAMPA, FLORIDA

Founded on June 15, 2007, OFFICE PC SUPPORT, INC. specializes in crafting IT support tailored to smaller yet growing businesses. Originating as a spinoff from GMx Technologies, Inc., established in 1999, the company recognizes the intricacies of modern work environments dominated by computer use and automation. They offer pragmatic help desk and backup solutions aimed at organizations such as doctor practices and legal firms that rely heavily on IT systems yet lack dedicated full-time staff for IT management. Their objective is to empower these businesses by diligently monitoring, managing, and controlling their IT landscapes. This ensures they can maximize their intellectual capital without the distraction of everyday technical issues. By leveraging sophisticated office management tools developed initially for large global corporations, OFFICE PC SUPPORT caters to both novices and seasoned professionals alike. A pivotal aspect of their service is data restoration, providing a safety net against potential system crashes with the least risk of data corruption. Their experienced IT team rigorously monitors these processes and collaborates closely with client software providers to anticipate and mitigate possible issues. At the helm are industry veterans: Sam Howard serves as CIO, bringing his proficiency in crafting backup solutions across diverse client needs; Alan J. Preston offers over 25 years of expertise in technology management gleaned from roles at CommerceQuest; John Brown imparts extensive general management knowledge accrued at leading tech firms; and Mr. Katikala, a Technical Advisor with valuable consulting experience from IBM Global Services and Mercator Software. Operating out of Tampa, Florida, with locations like 12000 N. Dale Mabry, OFFICE PC SUPPORT can be reached at (800) 315-5395 or (813) 868-1105. Their mission revolves around delivering solutions precisely tailored for each client's unique environment, prioritizing professional support that aligns with the specific needs of their customers rather than the provider's business model.