Dallas IT Firm ITECS Celebrates 23 Years of Technology Excellence in Dallas-Fort Worth
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Dallas IT Firm ITECS Celebrates 23 Years of Technology Excellence in Dallas-Fort Worth

Founded in 2002 before "MSP" became an industry term, ITECS has evolved from solo IT consultancy to full-service managed services provider with 95% client retention ITECS Outsourcing, LLC, a Dallas-Fort Worth managed IT services provider, celebrates 23 years of delivering enterprise-grade technology solutions to small and mid-sized businesses across North Texas. Founded in February 2002 by Brian Desmot, ITECS began as a one-person IT consulting firm before the term “managed services provider” existed in the industry. Desmot, who was on a fast track to Director of IT at Deloitte & Touche, recognized early signs of the firm’s impending restructuring and made the decision to build something of his own. During lunch breaks, he taught himself web development, marketing, and sales — launching ITECS from the ground up. “When I started ITECS, businesses didn’t have a term for what...
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