Louisville Geek, LLC. is a privately-owned Information Technology company based out of Louisville, KY. Founded in 2004, we provide comprehensive managed IT services for a diverse range of businesses and non-profit organizations throughout the country.
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Louisville Geek is a privately-owned Information Technology company that provides comprehensive managed IT services for small to medium sized businesses and organizations throughout central Kentucky and the greater US.
Lexington Geek is a sister company of Louisville Geek, headquartered in Louisville, KY. LexGeek provides IT support for small to medium-sized businesses throughout Central Kentucky.
What is Snowflake Technology?
/in Geek News, Quick Tips /by lg_adminSnowflake provides companies with the tools to navigate their data and multi-cluster computer, even when it is housed on servers run by different vendors.
Challenges of Managed IT Services during the COVID-19 Pandemic
/in Geek News /by lg_adminLouisville Geek shares our experience with a variety AdWords platforms we used and, if your business has ever considered AdWords, hopefully this can help shed some light on what to expect.
Microsoft Inspire 2020: Our Biggest Takeaways
/in Geek News, Microsoft /by lg_adminA few of us here at Louisville Geek attended, so we wanted to share a few takeaways from the conference.
Louisville Geek Service Delivery and Sales Team Leverage Vendor Relationships to Complete Certifications
/in Geek News /by lg_adminLouisville Geek leverages our vendor relationships to provide the best products, pricing, and service to our clients.
Louisville Geek Completes Wireless Project for Louisville City FC Lynn Family Stadium
/in Geek News, Wireless Network /by lg_adminLouisville City FC’s Lynn Family Stadium will boast robust Wi-Fi connectivity powered by Louisville Geek, which all attendees will be sure to appreciate.
Introducing Louisville Geek’s Technical Concierge Team
/in Geek News /by lg_adminWe are excited to introduce a new team to Louisville Geek. The Technical Support Concierge Team looks forward to providing our clients a direct liaison to assist them through the process of receiving technical support in a timely fashion.
Louisville Geek Makes Louisville Business First’s Best Places to Work in Louisville 2020 List!
/in Geek News /by lg_adminThe “Best Places to Work in Louisville” is an annual program that recognizes the area’s best employers while also providing valuable employee feedback to that organization. It’s a barometer for how it’s employees feel about working there and one of the highest compliments that can be paid. For the second year in a row Louisville Geek is recognized as one of the “Best Places to Work” in Louisville.
Microsoft Teams Shortcuts
/in Geek News, Microsoft /by lg_adminAs working from home continues to be the norm for many of us these days, you may be looking for new ways to increase your productivity and save you time. Many of us are becoming more familiar with Microsoft Teams by the day, so asked our team to compile their top 5 most useful shortcuts in Teams and explained how and why to use them.
Work From Home Hardware Recommendations
/in Geek News, Quick Tips /by lg_adminAs the COVID-19 pandemic continues to force the majority of us to work from home, we’ve received numerous questions from our customers about what hardware they should be using in their home office, which is why we asked our very own Rob Diehl to put together some recommendations for our readers.
A Brief Review of 5G Wireless
/in Geek News, Wireless Network /by lg_adminEver since the coronavirus pandemic, 5G has been a hot topic for a variety of reasons. If you’ve been following the news lately, you’re probably familiar with the conspiracy theories that blame 5G telecommunications technology caused or exasperated the spread of COVID-19. There is no evidence to support these claims and that’s not the purpose of this article. The real reason it’s such a hot topic is that the technology will, without doubt, transform the way we live and work in the not-too-distant future.