Starport Managed Services
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We work in a range of industries, expanding services to include our own Security Operations Center (SOC) and a remote IT Service Desk based out of Charlottetown & Summerside, Prince Edward Island.
We are passionate about bringing enterprise-level productivity, scalability, and security to small and medium businesses.
How Employees Can Use Generative AI Without Exposing Sensitive Data
Generative AI can make everyday work easier, but the moment an employee copies business information into a prompt, the privacy risk changes.
Generative AI can make everyday work easier, but the moment an employee copies business information into a prompt, the privacy risk changes.
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How to Create an Acceptable AI Use Policy for Employees
Employees need clear rules before AI becomes part of everyday work.
Employees need clear rules before AI becomes part of everyday work.
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IT Support for Accounting Firms: Compliance, Uptime and Tax-Season Resilience
Accounting firms depend on technology every day, but the pressure isn’t the same year-round.
Accounting firms depend on technology every day, but the pressure isn’t the same year-round.
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Does Your Business Need On-Site IT Support, Remote Support, or Both?
When something goes wrong with technology, employees aren’t thinking about whether the fix is remote or on-site. They want the issue resolved so they can get back to work.
When something goes wrong with technology, employees aren’t thinking about whether the fix is remote or on-site. They want the issue resolved so they can get back to work.
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Managed IT Services for Small Business: What 25–100-Employee Companies Get
Managed IT Services for Small Business: What 25–100-Employee Companies Get Small businesses commonly start with informal IT support. Someone in the office knows enough to troubleshoot basic issues. A contractor gets called when something breaks. Password resets, printer problems, software questions, and device issues are handled as they come up.
Managed IT Services for Small Business: What 25–100-Employee Companies Get Small businesses commonly start with informal IT support. Someone in the office knows enough to troubleshoot basic issues. A contractor gets called when something breaks. Password resets, printer problems, software questions, and device issues are handled as they come up.
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Managed IT Services Pricing in Canada: What It Costs in 2026
Managed IT pricing in Canada can be difficult to compare because the monthly number rarely tells the whole story.
Managed IT pricing in Canada can be difficult to compare because the monthly number rarely tells the whole story.
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Why Growing Businesses Outgrow the “We’ll Deal with It Later” Approach to IT
What works for a 20-person company can become a liability with 50 or 100 employees.
What works for a 20-person company can become a liability with 50 or 100 employees.
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How Quarterly IT Reviews Help Businesses Avoid Expensive Surprises
One Meeting That Can Save Next Year’s IT Budget Business problems develop quietly. Systems get slower. Software renewals creep closer. Device replacements are delayed. Cybersecurity gaps remain unaddressed. Workarounds become part of the daily workflow because no one has had time to revisit the original issue.
One Meeting That Can Save Next Year’s IT Budget Business problems develop quietly. Systems get slower. Software renewals creep closer. Device replacements are delayed. Cybersecurity gaps remain unaddressed. Workarounds become part of the daily workflow because no one has had time to revisit the original issue.
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5 Warning Signs Your IT Is Holding Back Business Growth
When business growth slows or becomes harder to manage, leadership teams often look first at sales, staffing, operations, or customer demand. Those are important places to look, but technology can also be part of the problem.
When business growth slows or becomes harder to manage, leadership teams often look first at sales, staffing, operations, or customer demand. Those are important places to look, but technology can also be part of the problem.
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