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Cardinal Point Technologies

www.cardinalpoint.tech

 
Cardinal Point Technologies is a business IT solutions provider serving organizations up to 500 employees in the Chicago/Great Lakes, Indiana region of the United States. We empower small and medium-sized businesses and organizations to be industry leaders by directly supporting their vision, mission and values with a unique technology-as-a-service mix that can be defined as “IT that always works.” Our mix includes a wide range of value-driven, enterprise-grade solutions including 24/7 monitoring & management, VDI, remote applications, cloud solutions & services, network and cybersecurity solutions, Microsoft Office 365, end-user help desk, on-site engineering and IT consulting services, development, email, backup, ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $50-100 Million

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Keith Thomason
 Director of Information Security Profile

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