HP Certified Repair Center Performs In The Dakotas

Connecting Point provides businesses with first-rate computer repair services conducted by highly trained specialists and completed with excellent turnaround time.

2012-05-02

BISMARK, ND, May 02, 2012 (Press-News.org) Connecting Point Computer Center is an HP certified repair center with 5 convenient locations in North Dakota and South Dakota. Their highly trained technicians are available to support businesses and educational institutions with all of their Hewlett Packard hardware, services, and upgrades in their HP repair center. The HP certified repair center is just a small part of the complete range of state-of-the-art computer services offered at Connecting Point Computer Center in the Dakotas.

As an HP certified repair center, Connecting Point has highly trained technicians with extensive expertise in diagnosing computer system issues. Their certified repair techs take pride in implementing corrective solutions that work the first time. Expedited HP repair center service will get your company's computers back to peak performance in the fastest time possible. That enables you to get back to business with minimal loss of time or revenue. The Connecting Point HP repair center works on all types of HP technology, including laptops, PCs, servers, networks, and printers.

To ensure the best quality computer repairs, Connecting Point uses only genuine HP replacement parts. Many non-certified repair centers use generic parts that may not be fully compatible with your HP devices. Installing the wrong parts can lead to sub-par performance, and more lost time and money. Because Connecting Point is an HP certified repair center, we are knowledgeable in how to restore your computers to proper working order without the risk of damage from non-HP parts. This commitment to quality and service is why Connecting Point is the Dakotas premier HP repair center providing solutions for small and large businesses, as well as K-12 and higher educational institutions.

In addition to being a premier HP certified repair center, Connecting Point Computer Center offers a wide variety of computer services and products for businesses. One very popular service is the Altiris Deployment Solutions. Connecting Point is the regional leader in providing Altiris Deployment Solutions consulting, implementation, and support. Altiris Deployment Solutions is Symantec's convenient and cost-effective program that allows your company's IT administrator to deploy, manage, and troubleshoot multiple PCs, servers, notebooks, and software from one central location. The Altiris Deployment Solution reduces costs, reduces human error, saves time over traditional PC deployment methods. With Altiris Deployment Solutions from Connecting Point, businesses can decrease their maintenance costs while optimizing their IT performance and efficiency.

Since 1979, Connecting Point Computer Center has helped businesses, schools, and government agencies with all of their IT solutions. We are proud to be an HP certified repair center and the regional leaders in Altiris Deployment Solutions. At our HP repair center, Connecting Point offers expert IT solutions, including security solutions, technology upgrades, network consulting, disaster recovery and managed IT services. For more information and to find an HP certified repair center near you, please visit the Connecting Point Computer Center website at http://connectingpoint.biz.

Dan Durkee
Connecting Point Computer Center
303 South 3rd Street
Bismarck, ND 58504
701-258-6689
701-258-0768
ddurkee@connectingpoint.biz
http://connectingpoint.biz/

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