CMIT Solutions is the small business IT support and IT services company for Boston, Cambridge, Somerville, and East Somerville.
Information is one of your biggest business assets. You need an information technology partner who understands that.
You need someone who believes information technology systems are more than just a bundle of wires and blinking lights: they're the heart and soul of your business.
That doesn't mean they can't be a hassle, though. It can be daunting and frustrating to worry about whether your systems are secure, efficient, and effective when you're busy attending to all the other needs of your small or mid-sized organization.
That's where we come in. While you're busy running your business, we take care of tech support and so much more -- offering strategic advice, technological expertise, and the kind of insight and partnership you can only get from a trusted advisor.
Whatever your business, we help you achieve your business goals by making technology work for you. We provide IT consulting and computer support services so you no longer have to worry about IT headaches.
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On October 22, 2012, Amazon’s Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) experienced an interruption of service lasting from approximately 10am to 4pm Pacific. The outage affected websites such as...
