Olathe is a city in Kansas, in the Kansas City area, and the 11 managed IT providers on this page mostly work as Kansas City area firms run from an Olathe office. A business owner here is usually choosing among providers that cover the whole region, not shops that only take calls from one town. Managed IT, security and backup sit at the center of the local trade, and several providers add planning work at the executive level through a virtual CIO.
Managed IT with a help desk is the common core. Integris provides managed IT for small and midsize businesses in the Kansas City area, with local teams backed by a national company. Its work includes a 24/7 help desk, managed cybersecurity, Microsoft 365 and SharePoint governance, and advisory guidance from a dedicated vCIO and vCISO. Plans run fully managed or co-managed alongside an internal IT team, and Integris holds 5.0 from 34 reviews. Corporate Technologies is an Olathe managed IT services company with 20 years in Kansas City and a local Kansas team. It handles proactive support, network monitoring, cybersecurity, cloud solutions, data backup, a 24/7 help desk and strategic IT planning for healthcare, legal, manufacturing, non-profit and professional services clients. Its rating is 4.7 from 31 reviews.
Smaller and mid-sized firms fill out the page. Omega Tecks serves Kansas City area businesses from Olathe with managed IT services, helpdesk, cloud solutions, network infrastructure, wireless site surveys, VoIP, cybersecurity and AI strategy, and it carries 5.0 from 17 reviews. Strategy Tech Services offers flat-rate, unlimited managed IT support and cybersecurity for small and medium-sized businesses across the Kansas City metro, with Microsoft and A+ certified technicians; it has 5.0 from 4 reviews. Central Computer Distribution, at 1712 E. 123rd Street, has provided managed IT to Kansas City area businesses since 1993, with a 24/7/365 Security Operations Center, on-site and cloud backup with tested recovery, and Microsoft 365 licensing. Technology Solutions Group, known as TSG, works from Olathe on network assessment, design, installation, maintenance and support, covering firewalls, switches, wireless, servers and backup devices.
Backup and recovery is the other strong thread. Dataedge Solutions has served Kansas City since 1999 as a vendor-neutral provider focused on cyber resilience, with security operations as a service, disaster recovery as a service (including a government offering), backup and restore, data storage and virtualization. Its rating is 4.0 from 2 reviews. LANman Incorporated supports small to medium sized businesses with server and workstation support, data backup, data recovery, anti-virus and malware protection, network security and phone and network cabling, and it monitors server and workstation status remotely around the clock. Peak Performance IT is based in De Soto and helps with firewalls, routers, switches, Wi-Fi equipment, servers, data backup and power backup systems; it has 5.0 from 2 reviews.
The longest review history on the page belongs to 12 Stones Technology, a small Olathe business that provides business IT support and computer consulting to companies in Johnson County, Kansas. It holds 5.0 from 105 reviews, 103 of them five stars, one at four stars and one at one star. Affordable PcData Systems is an Olathe computer repair service that also works as a computer consultant, rated 4.7 from 23 reviews, 20 of them five stars, two at four stars and one at one star. Across the whole page there are 221 Google reviews.
The places these providers name give a sense of the territory: Kansas City is by far the most common, followed by De Soto, with Johnson County, Overland Park, Shawnee and Lenexa each appearing. Nearby pages cover Lenexa, Overland Park, North Kansas City and both Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas City, Kansas, which is worth knowing for a company with offices on both sides of the state line.
Kansas has its own breach notice law. A business operating in Kansas that owns or licenses computerized personal information must investigate promptly when it learns of a security breach and notify affected Kansas residents in the most expedient time possible and without unreasonable delay. An entity that only maintains data it does not own or license must notify the owner or licensee. With so many providers here selling security and backup work, that duty is a reasonable thing to raise with any of them.