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  • 2023 IT Services Buyer’s Guide
  • Services and pricing
    • IT for businesses
      • Lawyers
        • Boutique law firms
      • Knowledge workers
      • Digital agencies
    • IT for non-profits
      • Discounts for non-profits
    • Bill audits and destruction (BADAAS)
    • Crisis management
    • Cloud services
      • Your Cloud Office system
      • Your work software
      • Virtual desktops
      • Remote access
      • Servers – with a twist
    • Managed IT services
      • Help desk
      • Tech support
      • Data backups
      • Data security
        • Extra security options
      • Multi-factor authentication
      • Microsoft Office 365 Business
      • Email
      • Wireless
      • Free website hosting
    • Support for internal IT staff
    • Office phone systems
    • Office cabling and wiring
    • Security cameras
  • For clients
    • FAQs
    • Troubleshooting tips
    • Setting up the Cloud Office
    • Cloud Office security brief
  • Our team
  • Contact
    • Testimonials
    • Toronto office
    • Hamilton office
    • Jobs
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What does our name “Inderly” mean?

  • Posted by Colin Pearce
  • On April 6, 2022
As a small IT company we could be using a more descriptive name involving computers or technology. In fact I long thought I would name my first business “Pearce Computer Solutions” or “PCS” for short. My dad has run a courier company for a long time under the name — you guessed it — “Pearce […]
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The most overlooked thing in IT

  • Posted by Colin Pearce
  • On June 2, 2021
Ransomware is increasingly common. Yet, the most overlooked thing in IT is just the thing that can save you from a ransomware attack. Working data backups that you can access quickly. Can a ransomware attack happen to us? Ransomware is a cyber attack that freezes company data. Hackers demand you pay to get your data […]
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Why you don’t want to be the “special” client

  • Posted by Colin Pearce
  • On February 2, 2021
We keep things simple by providing everything most clients need in one comprehensive IT monthly package. A lot of IT companies don’t do a standard, across-the-board service, opting instead for highly customized plans. They end up with many outlier clients because one business owner might want two-factor authentication, but four other clients don’t. Some want […]
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How to get started with a new IT company

  • Posted by Colin Pearce
  • On September 29, 2020
Switching IT providers may seem like a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be. If your office has a longstanding relationship with an IT company you trust, that’s great! But maybe you are reviewing costs, or looking at getting rid of in-house servers and moving to the cloud. If so, here’s some information to […]
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A small IT company: what does this mean?

  • Posted by Colin Pearce
  • On September 8, 2020
You might read online or hear me say that we’re a small IT company. We also sometimes mention that we are a family business. What does this mean and why do we talk about it? We’re not backed by venture capital – we’re a small, local company and we’re in this for the long term. […]
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What to do about IT when moving offices or going fully remote

  • Posted by Colin Pearce
  • On July 28, 2020
It must be moving week! I have had half a dozen calls recently with businesses looking at completely getting rid of their shared office. The IT component can be daunting. Breaking things down is helpful. Here are some of the moving parts to think about: How much will working remotely cost you? Compare quotes. Work […]
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What we do

  • Posted by Colin Pearce
  • On July 6, 2020
Brass tacks. What does an IT company like ours do? We are an IT company that does comprehensive monthly IT services for businesses and non-profits with 15-100 staff. Who needs a monthly IT package? Any business or non-profit whose staff uses computers to do their jobs. If something breaks, you have an IT company to […]
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Offices need cohesive IT services and it is worth the money

  • Posted by Colin Pearce
  • On May 2, 2020
Whether your office runs a business or a non-profit organization, you likely need IT services and are wondering about price. Who doesn’t like a good deal or discount? While it’s important to find affordable options, in IT like many professional services, the best value comes at a price. Here’s why what seems like a higher […]
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Code of ethics for IT companies servicing businesses and non-profits

  • Posted by Colin Pearce
  • On April 9, 2020
I watched an episode of the TV show Silicon Valley in which two big tech CEOs fight over who qualifies for a newly written “Code of Tethics” (tech-ethics), and got thinking about what kind of standards and best practices we need in the IT industry. We in IT services need to operate ethically and consistently. […]
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