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Get to Know Us Through an IT Project

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We get it. Taking on a new vendor is a financial and emotional commitment for a growing business. In various growth stages, distrusting outsiders with personal information can freeze a business into inaction. As an IT vendor, we must earn that trust. One way we build new relationships and earn trust is by focusing on one project at a time.

A great example of a starter project we do for growing businesses is Google migration. Many times, a company’s data is solely linked to a personal email account. It’s a free and easy option when businesses start out. But as more employees come on board, access to company data needs to be redistributed. The ProActive team can set up a Google Workspace, including consulting and creating the directory structure with security-enabled folders. This puts the organization’s leaders in control of their data.

Beginning the relationship with an initial project allows both organizations to discover if their personalities and values align and if they have a similar outlook on business growth. The business gets to experience what a professional IT team can do for them. We are confident the company will want to learn more about ProActive Care, which is the foundation for a long-lasting relationship.

If your business is in a growth phase, let us partner in your growth. We can prevent tech issues and systems chaos, and we’re available to assist 24-7. Experience the “ProActive way” with a project. Then, work with us again as a team you know and trust.

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ProActive is proud to partner with the University of San Francisco’s Gellert Family Business Center for a timely and practical session on AI readiness for small businesses.

In “The Reward of AI Readiness: Cost, Risk, and Value,” our CEO, Lawrence Flores and Michelle Londoño (Lead Designer), will break down what AI actually means for growing companies—beyond the hype. This session will explore how to evaluate AI opportunities, understand potential risks, and identify where real business value can be created.

Tuesday, May 5th | 8:30 am | USF Downtown Campus, 101 Howard St, San Francisco

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