Bay Area small businesses need to focus on managing and growing their business. Small businesses are increasingly reliant on information technology to store, process and communicate information. Businesses needing to leverage technology for business operations typically do not have internal resources to keep current on technology trends and needs, and can no longer rely on finding and contacting an IT support company on an adhoc basis. It is vital that companies have secure and productive systems. There are countless technology decisions to be made, too much business dependency on technology, and increasing threats and risks not to have a trusted IT partner. An optimized and effective technology strategy and implementation must be based on a solid business/technology relationship — getFIT’s managed IT service solution is designed to fulfill this vital function.
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getFIT InfoTech is a managed IT service provider in the East Bay. Our business model is designed to perform the information technology (IT) function as an extension of our client organizations. Our job is to give clients “peace-of-mind” when it comes to all facets of technology operations and strategies. getFIT’s technology specialists are experienced in delivering comprehensive IT solutions to small businesses across a wide variety of industries. Clients entrust getFIT with the important responsibility of delivering a complete IT solution to the business — from working with executive leadership to design and maintain a technology road map, to providing support for day-to-day technology needs and requests.
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