Who is MG SMB IT?
Who is MG? It is Marc Gallagher. OWNER—MG SMB IT located ![]() EDUCATION—St. Bonaventure University: BBA, Business Management COMPUTER TRAINING—PC Repair, Networking, Windows95, WindowsNT, Windows 3.x and Advanced Windows NT from CompuMaster, QuickBooks and Intermediate Access from New Horizons. Windows XP through Windows 10 from Microsoft and D&H Technology seminars. Computing technology, server technology and networking technology from Intel, Cisco, HP and other technology providers seminars. INSTRUCTOR—Private Career Training Institutes: 1997 to 2000—New England Technical Institute (NETI), Hamden, CT. Instructing PC Technicians Course and Microsoft Windows 3.x, 9.x, NT, 2000, MSWord, Excel, PowerPoint and Access to a wide variety of students. 2001—Branford Hall, Southington Campus, Southington, CT. Instructed in Excel and PowerPoint. |
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Who is MG SMB IT (formerly POW·R PC, LLC) MG SMB IT has earned a reputation for assisting SOHO (Small Office Home Office) and SMB (small businesses) to make intelligent, economical decisions concerning their unique computing and technology needs. MG SMB IT provides the competitive pricing plus unique on-site service, repair and support. MG SMB IT designs each system(s) or network infrastructure as if it were our own and delivers, configures each system to ensure each PC is business ready. MG SMB IT is an Intel Solutions Provider, Lenovo and Microsoft Partner. MG SMB IT sells and or services brand name components such as Intel, Lenovo, Buffalo Technologies, Crucial, ASUS, HP, Brother, Epson, Cisco, Seagate, Logitech, Toshiba, LG, Panasonic, Acer, Samsung, ICC, Sophos, Western Digital, XFX, ViewSonic and many others. MG SMB IT offers a range of portable computing from the Lenovo’s business class line of laptops. We offer peer-to-peer networking or client/server services for SOHO (small office/home office) and SMB (small businesses). Our technical representative sits down with each client to determine their individual needs—not overwhelming them with “techno-talk”—just plain straightforward comparisons for everyday computing. |