Apple Technical Partner
A business experience curated for Apple Customers
What is an Apple Technical Partner?
We are IT professionals trained specifically in all aspects of Apple products in a business setting. Many of us have worked for Apple previously. All of us are passionate about Apple and the incredible business value their products create. We pride ourselves on a customer focused approach to help you succeed with Apple at work.
Why choose Slingshot?
Slingshot Data Labs is the right solution for businesses that want to get the most from their Apple Products. If you have worked with another IT provider and found that they seem more interested in selling products then they are about helping you to grow your business, then you need to work with Slingshot instead. Slingshot's approach is customer first. We help you to evaluate what the strengths and weaknesses of your business are, and work with you to find solutions that drive your whole company forward. Whether that solution has anything to do with a sale or not. We believe that when our clients win in their business they will usually want to bring us along for the next phase of their company.
Expertise:
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Apple Certified Support Professional
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FileMaker Certified Developer
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Software Integrations
Services:
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Apple Mobile Device Management
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Apple Desktop Support
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Software Integrations
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Procurement consultations
Customers Served:
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Small and Medium Businesses
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Construction & Trades
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Law offices
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Medical Offices
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Franchisees & Franchisors
Free business training sessions
Going Further with iPad
Do your staff even need computers? iPad has some pretty awesome features. From scanning documents to the ability to recharge an iPhone to multi-monitor and external hard drive support, the iPad just might be the only device your staff needs. It isn't for every situation though. Let's review what makes iPad the right fit for some team members and not the right fit for others with some live demos.
First class citizen
Productivity is at its highest when your team can use the platform they are most comfortable with but does that just create more work for IT than they are ready for? Let's explore what it takes to easily create a secure environment for Apple products so that you can offer them a seat at the same table as your Windows and Android devices.
Apple is too expensive!
You have probably heard this one a lot, but is it really true? What would it cost for a Windows workflow to deliver the same performance, warranty, service and software capabilities as a Mac? Spoiler... Mac costs a lot less than you think.
