Customer Success Stories

The internal IT team at Streetsense was struggling to support the needs of employees in multiple different business units. They started their search for a Managed IT Services Provider and quickly decided that Ntiva was the right partner to take over both tactical and strategic needs.

Due to an office move, Destra Capital needed to migrate their business to the cloud, and fast. With specific regulatory compliance requirements from the SEC and FINRA, Ntiva rose to the challenge to provide a fully hosted cloud solution plus the necessary cloud security to keep their data safe.

Leading Authorities, Inc. has partnered with Ntiva for IT support since 2010. By installing a remote desktop hosting solution, Ntiva improved the performance and reliability for employees on their existing equipment and continues to provide ongoing strategic technology guidance.

An independent school in Maryland first reached out to Ntiva to help solve an emergency outage. Once that issue was taken care of, Ntiva helped the school put in place a proactive backup and recovery plan to safeguard against another catastrophic outage.

The Jackson Clinics, a growing group of physical therapy practices, needed a better solution to consolidate applications and data across multiple locations. They partnered with Ntiva to migrate to a centralized, cloud-based model which maintained HIPAA compliance and greatly improved operational efficiencies.

A Washington DC-based financial services start-up firm had aggressive plans to scale the business quickly They knew that choosing the right IT consultant firm would be key to making sound technology decisions form the get-go, and didn’t want to spend a fortune on a custom software solution.

A large nonprofit organization was stuck in a cycle of maintaining an outdated and expensive IT infrastructure. They partnered with Ntiva to perform an evaluation to see what could be done to reduce their IT spend and improve their outdated systems with lackluster performance.

Ankura Consulting, a business advisory firm, had a small IT team who were worried they weren't meeting industry regulations for secure data management and were concerned their IT environment would not scale to meet their business plans. They needed strategic technology and cyber security expertise.

A growing government contractor had a small in-house IT team who had always provided excellent support. However, they were starting to be overwhelmed by day-to-day support requests as the business expanded. They needed an updated IT solution to ensure they were still NIST 800-171 compliant.

Home State Bank found itself struggling to keep up with the IT needs of the financial services industry. The entire IT infrastructure needed an upgrade. Outsourcing IT services enabled their internal IT employees to focus on proprietary software management and growth planning for the future.

A prominent nonprofit organization based in Washington DC was in the throes of preparing for their annual convention, when one of their servers failed. Ntiva's system admin worked around the clock to get their system back up and running, and then documented a detailed emergency response and recovery strategy.

Mid-America Real Estate Group needed help keeping up with the growth of their business. They wanted their employees to have the tools they need to be successful, and to be on the cutting edge of IT, but knew they couldn’t do it alone.

A DC-based government contractor realized they needed help to meet the overwhelming requirements of CMMC. Learn how they found success in a working with an RPO-certified MSP.

A nonprofit organization was struggling to maintain a secure and well-functioning IT environment thanks to a mix of Apple and Windows-based devices across the organization. Finding an MSP who could fully support both brought game-changing success.

New leadership at a nonprofit organization was committed to giving employees the tools they worked best with, which included Macs. This mixed IT environment created an unmanageable situation, until a trusted MSP stepped in.