Matt and Trent, from Local Circuit IT Services share their business strategy and stack.
Local Circuit is a Denton, Texas-based managed service provider specializing in small business technology management and security.
Some items in their stack include Cisco Meraki, Unify, Cylance, Mail Protector, Solutions Granted, Synology, Synchro and Pax8.
Check out the post-show on YouTube as they share some of their work with municipalities and local police departments.
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Owner / Chief Techie
Since 2000, I have been working in the information technology field. My passion is the support of small businesses and local municipalities, in regard to their I.T. networks, security, and technology-driven business practices.
In 2006, I took over ownership and management of the Local Circuit and grew it from the one-man-band, which was doing break/fix computer repair, to the consistently growing 30+ client MSP that we are today.
Outside of the business world, I have worked alongside friends and supporters to provide clean drinking water projects and new water wells in developing countries around the world. I have spent time in places like Haiti, Kenya, and Malawi drilling wells, installing water purification systems and providing other social initiatives. In 2017, I founded the Gen1 Project, a 501(c)(3), where I currently serve as Executive Director. Our purpose is to empower the next generation with clean water initiatives, humanitarian aid, micro-finance projects, and various other advocacy programs which create and sustain life in developing nations.
I am a husband and father of three who enjoys time in the mountains, off-roading with my RZR, hunting, camping, and being outdoors. Downtime for me means getting out of the concrete jungle and off the beaten path.