IT for midsize businesses

Accomplish more with outsourced IT.

We are a trusted business partner and the strategic IT and cybersecurity solution for midsize businesses in Missouri and beyond. We provide a cost-efficient solution for IT departments that need to fill long- or short-term gaps in their IT strategy and day-to-day operations. We are the perfect solution for overburdened IT departments too busy to make strategic advancements.

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REAL CLIENT TESTIMONIAL

“NOC is an excellent partner to my existing IT staff. They fill in the “gaps” with expertise we don’t necessarily possess and provide a level of service you would expect from large MSPs in Saint Louis. They are constantly innovating and evolving to best meet the needs of their customers, and they do a great job of providing creative solutions at multiple price points.”

 
Brent Nissen
Director of IT
The Magnet Group

How we help.

Outsourced help desk


We can partner with you to design a solution that ensures your staff is always supported.

After-hours help desk


Ensure you have high-level IT support available during holidays and weekends.

Custom IT services


Full or co-managed IT services needed to fulfill a proactive IT strategy.

IT Consulting


Tap into our expansive knowledge and experience. We don’t just provide support, we provide solutions.

Project-based IT


Gain dedicated project management to ensure all deliverables are met on time and on budget.

Cybersecurity


Our dedicated team of professionals can provide full- or co-managed multilayered cybersecurity services.

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