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CIO Technology Solutions is a Tampa MSP delivering managed IT solutions, cybersecurity, and cloud services. Our live-answer service desk and proactive support allow customers to focus on their business, not on IT...
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- Managed Services
- IT Services
- Cybersecurity
- Cloud Consulting
- IT Compliance Solution
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- Location
- Tampa, Florida
- Number of Employees
- Under 49
- Average Hourly Rate
- $125/hr
- Minimal Budget
- $1,000 - $10,000
- Portfolios Count
- 2 Projects Listed
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CIO Technology Solutions Reviews & Testimonials
Managed Services Review from Sandi Santos
Running a photography business means client files, large storage needs, and a whole lot of things that can go wrong if your tech setup is shaky. CIO Technology Solutions tightened everything up. They migrated me to a solid cloud setup, made sure my backups were actually running, and put real security on my accounts. I've referred them to two other small business owners in Tampa already. If you want IT support that treats your business like it matters, these are the people to call.
Managed Services Review from Miles Kurtz
We needed network hardware installed along with cameras and headsets throughout our facility. CIO Technology Solutions handled the whole thing. They showed up on time, worked around our production schedule, and got it done without disrupting operations. The install went smoothly, everything works the way it should, and they didn't leave a mess behind. For a manufacturing operation that can't afford downtime, that matters. Exactly what you want from an IT partner.
Managed Services Review from Tony Wolz
We started working with CIO Technology Solutions when we needed day-to-day support that didn't feel chaotic. A simple example is onboarding a new employee. In the past, that meant a scramble and a lot of waiting. This time, the laptop was ready, email was working, and access was set up before the person started. New hires can actually work on day one, and leadership isn't getting pulled into avoidable setup problems.
