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IT Services in Vancouver, Washington

Managed IT, co-managed IT and cybersecurity for Vancouver and Clark County businesses, from a team that has been doing this since 2005.
The city

From the Interstate Bridge to the waterfront

The Interstate Bridge has carried traffic over the Columbia since 1917 and it still stops to let ships through, which is a very old way of admitting that two things need the same piece of space. Downtown got its riverfront back a few years ago, and the pier went up with it. Mount Hood sits behind all of it on the days it feels like being seen.

Clark County has spent twenty years becoming somewhere businesses choose on purpose. That brings its own kind of technology problem along with it, usually a company that has outgrown the setup it started with and has never had a reason to stop and fix it.

Vancouver brings together a variety of people and businesses, and we partner with a good number of them. Dean Lewis Associates run one end of their operation from here and the other from Hayward, six hundred miles apart and the same help desk either way. DeWitt Construction has been putting foundations under this region since 1979, which is work that happens down a hole in the ground long before anybody sees a building. Corrosion Companies fabricates and repairs fiberglass composite tanks out of Washougal, where the certification record has to hold up as well as the tank does.

Downtown
The Waterfront
Fort Vancouver
Salmon Creek
Ridgefield
Camas
What we do here

Five ways firms in Clark County work with us

The work does not change by zip code, so these are the same five arrangements we run everywhere. Each has its own page with the detail, the commitments and the pricing conversation.
Fully managed IT
We are your IT department. Monitoring around the clock, a help desk your people call by name, patching and backups that get checked rather than assumed, and a named adviser who brings you a plan for next year instead of waiting for something to break. The fifteen-minute help desk response is written into the agreement.
How managed IT works
Co-managed IT
You already have somebody, and they are stretched. We take the overnight coverage, the tooling and the projects nobody has time for, and leave them the work they are good at and the relationships they own. Common in this city, where a firm grows past its one internal person faster than it expects.
How co-managed works
Cybersecurity
Identity first, because that is how firms get breached now. Monitoring that reaches an analyst on shift overnight, recovery you have actually rehearsed, and the controls in the shape a cyber insurer asks about them. Four pages sit under this one, and the hub tells you which of them is your problem.
The security hub
Cloud
Leaving the server room, or deciding not to. We have moved nine servers down to one and saved a firm thirty thousand a year, and we have also moved software back off the cloud when it was costing nine hundred a month to run slower. Which of those you need is a question of arithmetic, not fashion.
Cloud, honestly assessed
The JOUST assessment, if you are not ready to move
A thousand dollars, flat, for a written examination of the whole operation and a list of what to fix in what order. You keep the report whatever you decide afterward, and the fee comes off your account if you partner with us inside twelve months. Most firms in this city already have a provider. This is how you find out whether they are doing a good job without having to fire anybody to know.
What the assessment covers
Common questions

Working with us from here

Do you have an office in Vancouver?
Do we get worse service for not being next door to you?
We already have a provider. Is there any point talking?

Fifteen minutes, and you will know

Tell us what you are running and what is going wrong with it. If we are not the right answer for a firm of your size, you will hear that on the call, not three proposals later.

What can we do better?

We love to hear from our clients, please let us know if there are any areas that you think we could improve upon.