We’re proud to announce that March 1, 2020 marked our 20th anniversary serving dental practices throughout Northern Virginia, Metro Washington DC, and Maryland…
On March 1, 2020, our team celebrated 20 fantastic years in business. We’ve spent the last two decades acting as the complete, outsourced IT department for many dental practices in the region – offering around-the-clock monitoring, continual maintenance, and a range of other services to help keep environments secure, reliable, and efficient. What do we owe our success to? Naturally, we owe our success to:
When it comes to finding an IT services company that specializes in serving dental practices, it’s important to consider how long they’re been in business before signing an agreement. Why? Because experience, expertise, and knowledge comes with time. There is an unfortunate lack of talent in the information technology realm. In fact, a recent CIO survey found that of over 3,000 technology leaders, 65% believe that hiring challenges are hurting the industry.
It takes more than simply having technical skills to excel in the marketplace. Instead, technology professionals must be able to have technical skills alongside the following skills:
As the demand for highly qualified talent continues to grow, it’s more important than ever to find and hire an information technology partner that’s been around for long enough to grow a team of talented technology professionals. NOVA Computer Solutions has been around for two decades. Our team is comprised of well-rounded, experienced professionals who know what they’re doing.
We’ve helped many dental practices become smarter, more agile organizations that can make strategic decisions based on real-time access to data, as well as enhance patient experiences with the right tools in place.
NOVA Computer Solutions Provides IT services for Dental Practices in Woodbridge, VA and Surrounding Areas. Call (703) 493-1796 for More Information.
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