Every organisation, no matter the size, should have someone it can call when the IT decides it doesn’t want to work, technologies stop talking to each other, passwords are forgotten, connectivity fails or help is needed with ongoing IT maintenance, patching and security updates.
Our Baker Tilly Staples Rodway Taranaki Managed IT Services engineers are here to answer your calls, no matter how big or small, and wherever you're based in New Zealand. We have a broad knowledge of IT issues and can offer support relating to servicing, desktop, network, server, remote access, application, and system health checks.
When assessing your needs, we become part of your team to fully understand your business so you can be confident that our services are tailored to your goals. Once we have established a relationship, we like to maintain it, nurture it, and enable you to reach full potential with the help of some clever IT decisions.
Once we have worked out the best approach, your team can call us whenever needed. We will also work in the background to ensure all your systems are secure and talking to each other.
Phone us today on +64 6 757 3155 or email taranaki@bakertillysr.nz to find out how we can help with your IT needs.
Our IT help desk is on-call during business hours, or as needed by arrangement.
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