Kicking off I.T. Overdrive where you can learn how to solve and prevent I.T. nightmares today, welcome! Host Kelly Herrod gives some background to Herrod Technology, the company he started 20 years ago to help small and medium-sized businesses with outsourced I.T services. Many smaller companies cannot afford to have a full-time I.T. person on staff, and they also cannot afford to be down because of technology or computer issues.
And even if you’re big enough to have an I.T. person on staff, they have to leave for vacations or holidays, and that’s when bad things tend to happen. Outsourced I.T. services can be your answer. Listen in as Kelly explains a bit about what they do and how they can help you avoid those issues which are bound to come up.
Host info
Kelly Herrod, the founder and CEO of Herrod Technology, started the company in 2000 to provide simple IT solutions for small and mid-sized businesses. His personal approach, over 30 years experience and his ability to simplify IT sets him apart in the IT industry.
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