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Why Our Customers Depend on Us
ComputerCare is a high reliability organization that prioritizes transparency, customer relationships, and more. Learn exactly why our customers depend on us!
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Tech Tip
Am I “Right to Repair”?
The Right to Repair Act empowers consumers with access to electronic device repair information, tools, and parts. Learn when to DIY or seek professional help!
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Georgia Rittenberg
Georgia Rittenberg: Tech Powerhouse & CEO
Georgia Rittenberg is CEO and owner of ComputerCare, an IT service provider, and certified Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC) woman owned business that specializes in unconventionally thoughtful repair and logistic services specifically tailored to…
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Tech Tip
ComputerCare is Your All-Around Tech Reseller!
When it comes to IT solutions, the term “reseller” may lead you to envision refurbished devices and middlemen to get the job done. However, ComputerCare redefines what it means to provide all-around quality service.
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Georgia Rittenberg
Why Women Matter in Tech
The underrepresentation of women in spaces where they should be acknowledged has been a topic that has been discussed extensively. In the world of technology, it’s no different. There are benefits, innovative solutions, and an…
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Tech Tip
Choosing the Right Devices for Your Workforce
Being successful without any form of technology is nearly unthinkable today; but choosing the right technology for your business can become complex. With the diversity of modern tech and tools so easily available, your choices…
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Georgia Rittenberg
Why it matters that we’re an (official) women-owned business.
In case you hadn’t heard, as of October 2021, ComputerCare is officially a women-owned business, certified by the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC).
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What is the Right to Repair, and Why Do We Care?
Hardware and software represents the result of, sometimes, decades of work for a tech company, so it’s not always surprising that they wouldn’t be too interested in sharing that with just anyone.
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