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Boost IT, LLC Our clients are seeing huge improvements in morale, productivity, & profitability.

Boost IT provides faster 24x7 support, more comprehensive cybersecurity solutions, removes IT management from your task list, and plans and drives your IT roadmap. Russell founded Boost IT in 2000 because he was unsatisfied with the service being offered to small and medium businesses. Large businesses were getting world-class support and services that the SMBs didn’t have access to. He applies his expertise of enterprise scale services to small businesses at a better price point so that they no longer worry about IT being an obstacle to achieving their goals. He sees Cloud & IT services as an important foundation for a successful business but first and foremost it must enable clients to reach their goals.

How many Excel spreadsheets does your team rely on to answer simple questions?Revenue by client.Job cost.Outstanding pro...
10/01/2026

How many Excel spreadsheets does your team rely on to answer simple questions?

Revenue by client.
Job cost.
Outstanding projects.
Utilization.
Service metrics.

The challenge usually isn't collecting the data.

It's knowing:
Which spreadsheet?
Which tab?
Which filters?
And whether the information is current.

When only a few people know where the answers are, every question becomes an interruption.

Business leaders don't need more spreadsheets.
They need answers.

Ready for your next game changer?Meeting prep and note-taking are a huge time loss.What if meeting prep, agenda creation...
09/17/2026

Ready for your next game changer?
Meeting prep and note-taking are a huge time loss.

What if meeting prep, agenda creation, AI note-taking, meeting recaps, and action items were done for your whole team?

With Microsoft Teams and Microsoft 365 Copilot, meetings can be recorded and transcribed to help generate meeting recaps, notes, action items, and follow-up information.

Less time documenting.
Less time following up.
Less time wondering what was decided.

More time focused on clients, projects, strategy, and growth.

Microsoft 365 Copilot integrates with Teams, Outlook, and Microsoft 365 apps to help manage meeting-related work.
Many organizations are surprised by how much meeting-related work Microsoft 365 Copilot can help streamline inside tools they already use every day.

How much time would your team get back if meeting prep, notes, and action items were handled for you?

Everyone knows Outlook search is frustrating.You know the email is there somewhere.You remember who sent it. You remembe...
09/11/2026

Everyone knows Outlook search is frustrating.

You know the email is there somewhere.
You remember who sent it. You remember part of the conversation. You may even remember when it arrived.

Microsoft 365 Copilot can help you find answers faster, summarize email conversations, identify commitments, and draft responses using information already available in your email.

Less time searching.
More time getting work done.

How much time does your team spend every week looking for information "hidden" in email?

Still dragging files into ChatGPT or Claude? There's a better way.Every time you upload a file, you're starting over.Fin...
09/02/2026

Still dragging files into ChatGPT or Claude? There's a better way.

Every time you upload a file, you're starting over.

Find the file.
Upload it.
Explain what it is.
Ask your question.
Repeat.

What if AI could securely work with the
emails,
files,
meetings,
spreadsheets, and
documents your company already uses every day?

Instead of spending time feeding AI context, you spend time getting answers.
✅ Less searching
✅ Less uploading
✅ Less recreating work
✅ More time helping clients and growing your business

That's one reason Microsoft 365 Copilot is changing how businesses use AI. And it already has Claude and ChatGPT models built-in.

If AI already had access to the information your team uses every day, how much time would your company save?

"I know we should do something. I just don't know where to start."We're hearing this more often from professional servic...
08/13/2026

"I know we should do something. I just don't know where to start."

We're hearing this more often from professional service firm owners and partners, office managers, HR leaders, operations teams, and accounting professionals.
They care about being protected.
But there are so many moving parts.
Cyber insurance. Passwords. Banking access. Employee devices. Client information. Policies. Training.
When everything feels important and like it's a moving target, it's hard to know what to do first.

The goal isn't to fix everything at once.
The goal is to gain enough clarity to stop guessing.

Most organizations don't need more info around cybersecurity.
They need confidence they're focused on the right things and taking the right next step.

Good decisions start with understanding where you stand today.

"I'm worried we're missing something, but I don't know what."We're hearing some version of that more often from business...
08/05/2026

"I'm worried we're missing something, but I don't know what."
We're hearing some version of that more often from business owners, office managers, HR leaders, operations teams, and accounting professionals.
Not because they don't care about cybersecurity.
Because they're trying to make good decisions in an increasingly complex environment.
Employees work from different locations. Company data is accessed from different devices. Banking, payroll, client information, and sensitive data all create risk.
The challenge isn't always a lack of options.
It's a lack of clarity.
Organizations don't need more fear around cybersecurity.
They need confidence they're asking the right questions, focusing on the right risks, and taking the right next step.
Good decisions start with understanding where you stand today.

"We're already compliant."Most firms have put real effort into compliance. They've completed assessments, documented pro...
07/29/2026

"We're already compliant."
Most firms have put real effort into compliance. They've completed assessments, documented processes, and checked the boxes they were asked to check.
But compliance and security aren't the same thing.
Compliance asks, "Do you have a policy?"
Security asks, "Is it actually working?"
The reality is that attackers don't care whether you're compliant. They care whether they can get in.
A clicked link, a reused password, a compromised vendor, or an unmanaged device can create risk long before anyone looks at a compliance report.
The organizations with the strongest security posture focus on understanding risk, not just passing assessments. They know where they're exposed, what's changed, and who's responsible for addressing it.
What part of cybersecurity feels hardest to get visibility into right now?

Every growing firm eventually hits the same wall.It's not technology.It's ownership.Accounting, HR, legal, software — al...
07/16/2026

Every growing firm eventually hits the same wall.

It's not technology.
It's ownership.

Accounting, HR, legal, software — already delegated.
At some point, IT & cybersecurity belongs on that list too.
Not because it stopped mattering.
Because nobody owning it becomes the bigger problem.

📞 Schedule a call with us. https://buff.ly/1S66No9

We hear this from firms with 10–15 people all the time: "We're too small for managed IT."But look at what most of those ...
07/08/2026

We hear this from firms with 10–15 people all the time: "We're too small for managed IT."

But look at what most of those firms are actually running: specialized project software, remote employees, shared client files, cloud email — and passwords protecting all of it.

That's not a small operation from a technology standpoint. It's a full one, just without anyone dedicated to running it.

The smaller the firm, the less room there is to absorb an IT problem. No backup person down the hall. No slack in the schedule.

You're not too small for IT. You're exactly the size where a technology problem hits hardest.

📞 Schedule a free intro call with Boost IT at https://buff.ly/9tSew5L

A company's IT contractor ended up in the hospital unexpectedly and never came back. He was the only one who had the pas...
07/01/2026

A company's IT contractor ended up in the hospital unexpectedly and never came back. He was the only one who had the passwords — the owner didn't have them, his wife didn't have them, nobody did.

Even before that, something was always broken. After he was gone, they couldn't make a single change — completely locked out.

One contractor. One point of failure. And IT has only gotten more complex since then.

If your IT depends on one person, ask yourself what happens if they're suddenly unreachable. It's a question worth getting a clear answer to before you need it.

📞 Schedule a free intro call with Boost IT at https://buff.ly/th962zc

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