CMIT Solutions of The Merrimack Valley is the small business IT support and IT services company for Andover, Dracut, Lawrence, Lowell, Methuen, N Andover, and Tewksbury.
Does "IT" Have You Frustrated?
Our Priority-
Designing Your "IT" to Work for YOU!
About Us
CMIT Solutions is a nationwide provider of information technology (IT) services and solutions for small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs). With more than 800 consultants and technicians, CMIT has expertise in nearly all technologies and industries Founded in 1996 in Austin, TX, CMIT Solutions, Inc. has grown into the leading IT solution provider for SMBs. With over 10 years of experience and strong industry partnerships, CMIT Solutions is capable of providing enterprise-level services and products that were previously unavailable to the SMB market. We are a local company with the support of a national network behind us. We focus on making your business run better by understanding your business and technology needs.
Steve Gesing and Wayne Demers own the local office in Andover Massachusetts, providing computer services that growing businesses in the Merrimack Valley area need – security/encryption, troubleshooting, installations, networking, offsite encrypted data backup, disaster recovery and more – all things necessary to ensure you have a safe and stable networking environment. For businesses with 5 to 150 computers, CMIT Solutions also offers a managed service plan. For a fixed monthly fee, the CMIT Marathon managed services plan provides proactive maintenance and technical support for the technology infrastructure of your business – including computers, servers, networks, and printers.
About the Owners:
Steve Gesing (Owner - CEO) and Wayne Demers (Owner - President) were both born and raised in Andover, MA in the Merrimack Valley. Steve and his wife, Anna, reside in Andover, MA, while Wayne and his wife, Nancy, reside in Exeter, NH with their children Sam and Elizabeth.
Steve and Wayne have a combined 50 plus years of business management and consulting experience. They have joined as partners and established CMIT Solutions of the Merrimack Valley.
Steve has served as a senior executive at major global Financial Services firms. He was an Executive Vice President and National Director of Smith Barney Consulting Group. In that role he was responsible for assisting Financial Advisors in the development of trusted client relationships. The client base with whom Steve consulted was quite diverse. However, many were self employed, successful business owners seeking a partner with whom to share the challenges they faced managing their business and financial matters.
Wayne took over as CEO of a small non-profit organization that had a deficit of $350,000 and transformed it into a thriving operation with revenues in excess of $5 million annually. Wayne also served, by default, as the “IT guy” for the organization. In this role he introduced the use of computers to the organization, designed networks for various sites, and introduced the paperless concept through the use of technology.
Steve has served on various non-profit boards in his community and Wayne founded and continues to run a youth lacrosse program in his community that has introduced hundreds of boys and girls to the game.
About CMIT Solutions of The Merrimack Valley:
CMIT Solutions of the Merrimack Valley provides small and medium sized businesses with strategies and services to overcome the challenges that today’s information technology presents. The goal with each client is to reduce risk, enhance productivity and increase revenue. This is accomplished by working as a trusted advisor and partner with clients offering suitable strategies and business solutions.
More often than not, small and medium sized businesses are forced to use a single individual computer shop or have drafted an employee to become the “computer guy”, which means she/he must drop what they are doing to deal with whatever technology crisis might arise.
Computer technology is constantly changing and becoming more complex. It is also becoming increasingly difficult to guard against more sophisticated viruses, worms, spyware, hackers, and phishing. CMIT Solutions of the Merrimack Valley can help reduce the risks that these problems present by providing you with a fully staffed national based and locally operated and certified IT department at a reasonable cost.
CMIT Solutions of the Merrimack Valley can be reached at:
1-978-474-4610
1-800-399-CMIT
To Be Your Trusted Technology Advisory!
We will earn this recognition.
Our Priority - Design Your "IT" to Work for YOU!
We Develop, Implement and Maintain a Well Designed Technology Strategy to Remove “WORRY” and "FRUSTRATION" from "IT"!
CMIT Solutions of the Merrimack Valley can be reached at:
1-978-474-4610
1-800-399-CMIT
Our Collaborative Culture and Team
Currently there are six independently owned franchises in Massachusetts; Boston, Cambridge, Burlington, Andover, Acton and Marlboro.There is a collaborative sharing of resources among the owners to best meet the needs of our clients. This collaborative culture allows us to be highly responsive, resourceful and differentiates CMIT from other IT Service Providers.
Our Growing National Enterprise
Additionally, CMIT Solutions is expanding. Mr. Gesing and Mr. Demers own the rights to develop additional privately owned CMIT Solutions Franchises in New Hampshire, Maine and Eastern Massachusetts (From Worcester County Northeast to Newburyport/Salisbury and Southest to the Cape and Islands.) Interested candidates for potential ownership, or owners of existing IT providers, are encouraged to contact Mr. Gesing to learn more about opportunities to own a CMIT Solutions franchise, or the conversion details and benefits for an existing IT Service Provider to convert and partner with CMIT.
CMIT Solutions of the Merrimack Valley can be reached at:
1-978-474-4610
1-800-399-CMIT
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