CMIT Solutions of West Austin is the small business IT support and IT services company for Austin, Westlake, Bee Cave, Lakeway, Four Points, and Cedar Park.
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With CMIT Solutions Marathon managed service plan, we keep it simple. One price. One hundred percent service. If you like the sound of that, and want to know more about how we deliver superior service to our clients every single day, please spend some time on our site and learn about everything that makes up Marathon - we're confident you've never met another IT consulting company like us before.
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Ask us about a FREE No Obligation, No Hassle, Problem Prevention Assessment for businesses where one of our senior support specialists will come on site and perform a 27-point performance and security assessment to pinpoint any vulnerabilities to viruses, hackers, data loss, and spyware. Simply fill out the form on the right hand side of this page to learn more.
Dell Desktops, Laptops, and Servers
Technology changes rapidly! CMIT is a Dell Certified Partner for computer sales. Before you buy that Dell system online, give us a call. We can usually get better pricing for you on new Dell desktops, laptops and servers shipped directly from Dell.
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We received a great deal of positive feedback regarding the “Keyboard Shortcuts” QuickTip we’ve sent out recently. However, did you know that you aren’t limited to just the shortcuts that come pre-configured in Windows? Read on and learn how to create your own custom keyboard shortcuts for any program you choose!
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