More than just another IT company, Resource One is a technology partner dedicated to your company's success. A team of IT professionals committed to managing your support technologies, so you can focus on what you do best. We are here to help others; making a positive difference while building lasting relationships. For over 20 years, we have partnered with companies throughout the Pacific Northwest to help guide technology solutions in their business that bring them success. We have a vested interest in the success of our clients.
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After a few years of providing IT related services out of his garage, John Pavlik founded Resource One in 1997. His passion for technology, aptitude for attention to detail, and customer service are some of the original principles and foundation that Resource One was built on. Over the years, John transitioned from technician to running the business as he focused on hiring a team with the talents needed to help bring success to the company and elevate service to its customers.In recent years, Resource One started focusing on internal processes and standardizing solutions offerings to provide efficient and effective service and solutions to clients.
Without a dedicated IT person in the office, problems with our work stations or server would be a major disruption to our daily business. When there is a problem, fixing it is nearly a hands-off process for the chamber thanks to Resource One. With Resource One in charge of our IT matters, nothing seems to slip past them.
The Cloud delivers the efficiency and flexibility modern office technology demands, making it the predominant computing platform for business IT today. But cloud computing must be implemented with end-to-end reliability and strong data security controls if businesses are to safely take full advantage of all the Cloud has to offer.
Leverage the experience and expertise of Resource One's technicians for your next project or your ongoing IT support. We know how frustrating a call to technical support can be. No one enjoys the thought of calling a support line, only to get the runaround from some impersonal, time-sucking series of automated recordings.
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Margaret E.
Feb 28, 2016