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ComTech

ComTech

Information Technology & Services

Graham, NC 605 followers

North Carolina's Trusted Technology Partner for IT Support, Cybersecurity and VoIP!

About us

As technology grows more complex, so does the cost of keeping it all running smoothly. Handling it yourself is time consuming and hiring an in-house IT team is an expense many businesses can’t afford. ComTech offers a service that addresses both of these problems. Our certified technicians manage every aspect of your business technology and work round-the-clock to ensure they’re all in peak condition. ComTech’s IT experts constantly monitor your systems, proactively scanning for potential problems and resolving them before they can affect your business. We’ll also keep your software and hardware maintained, patched, and updated, so you’re always current. You get all of this for a predictable cost, set precisely for your needs; no more adding up billable hours or paying for services you don’t use. ComTech’s Services include: - Managed IT - Unlimited Help Desk Support - VoIP Phone Systems - Network Security - Data Backup - Server Support - Desktop Support - Cloud Computing - Virtualization - Cabling and Infrastructure

Website
http://www.comtechnc.com
Industry
Information Technology & Services
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Graham, NC
Type
Privately Held
Founded
1990
Specialties
Managed Services, Backup Services, Hosted Email, Anti-Virus & Monitoring, Network and Phone Cabling, Phone and Internet Services, Microsoft Office 365 Services, VoIP Services, and Zero-Trust Cybersecurity

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  • If your inbox has 8,000 unread emails, we’re not judging. But here’s a 5-minute fix: ✔ Use “Rules” in Outlook or Gmail (Automatically sort newsletters into folders.) ✔ Use “Unsubscribe” (yes, it works). ✔ Block 2 daily email check times instead of reacting constantly.

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  • Sometimes a reboot works. But when that's your IT provider's answer to EVERYTHING? That's not support. That's a Band-Aid on a bullet wound. Real IT strategy means: → Proactive monitoring that catches issues before they crash → Root cause analysis, not just quick fixes → Systems designed for reliability, not constant firefighting Your business can't afford downtime every time something hiccups. If your current IT provider's playbook stops at "reboot and pray," it might be time for a conversation about what proactive support actually looks like.

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  • How many browser tabs do you have open right now? If it’s more than 15, let’s change that. Here’s a simple fix: ✔ Use Tab Groups (Chrome & Edge) Right-click a tab → “Add tab to new group.” You can label them: “Accounting,” “Marketing,” “HR,” etc. ✔ Use OneTab (Free Extension) It collapses all open tabs into one clean list you can restore later. ✔ Bookmark folders for repeat workflows. Your brain shouldn’t be your tab management system.

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  • Reactive IT fixes problems after they hurt you. Proactive IT prevents them before they interrupt your business. Proactive IT means: Regular system reviews Security planning Upgraded roadmaps Monitoring trends early 👉 DM “PROACTIVE” for a third-party review of your systems (especially IF your current IT company is NOT doing these things.)

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  • There are two types of passwords: FortKnox!93#Secure 12345678 And somehow 12345678 is still winning. We get it. You want something easy to remember. Unfortunately, your easy is also easy for bots, scripts and hackers. Weak passwords aren’t clever. They’re predictable. If your network password hasn’t changed in years, or it’s printed on a sticky note somewhere, it’s time for a refresh.

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  • There’s a box somewhere in your office labeled “old cables.” There’s at least one retired laptop sitting in a drawer. And there’s probably a printer with a hard drive full of who-knows-what. Most businesses plan how they buy technology. Very few plan how they retire it. We put together a practical guide to cleaning up old devices the right way. Learn what to reuse, what to recycle and what to destroy to help ensure sensitive data doesn’t walk out the door with your discarded equipment. Read it here → https://bit.ly/4lPmbYl

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