IT services in Minnesota
Managed IT for Minnesota businesses.
Minnesota businesses are on the cloud plan: the Twin Cities, Rochester, Duluth and St. Cloud, supported remotely from Wisconsin by the same technicians, with hardware configured in our shop and shipped ready to plug in. Onboarding is the same written thirty-day sequence; it just happens over a screen share instead of across a desk.
Minnesota's economy looks like ours with more medical devices in it: precision manufacturing, financial services, insurance, agriculture-adjacent businesses and a large nonprofit sector. The compliance questions are familiar, and Minnesota added a consumer privacy law in 2025 that changes the paperwork for the larger businesses we support.
Cities and metros we support in Minnesota
Minneapolis and St. Paul
Financial services, professional firms, manufacturers and nonprofits across Hennepin and Ramsey counties. Cloud plan with same-day remote response.
Rochester
Medical device suppliers and the businesses that grow around a major medical employer. Vendor management and compliance documentation are most of the work.
Duluth and the north
Transportation, shipping and manufacturing. Dispatch-hour support that does not care what time zone the helpdesk is in.
St. Cloud and Mankato
Manufacturers, contractors and family businesses on the cloud plan.
The southwest suburbs
Bloomington, Eden Prairie and the corporate corridor. Co-managed IT for companies with one internal IT person.
Counties
Not listed? The cloud plan covers all of Minnesota.
Minnesota industries we know
Manufacturing and machining
ERP on the shop floor, CAD workstations, and machines that talk to a network from 2009.
Financial services and advisors
SEC and FINRA record-keeping, AI policy, and a client base that expects discretion.
Independent insurance agencies
Agency management systems, carrier portals and E&O exposure when data goes missing.
Churches, schools and nonprofits
Volunteers on personal devices, donor data, and budgets that make every purchase count.
Trucking and transportation
Dispatch and ELD systems that cannot go down at 5 a.m., and drivers on cheap tablets.
Minnesota data and breach laws your IT has to satisfy
The Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act took effect on July 31, 2025. It applies to businesses that process personal data of 100,000 or more Minnesota consumers, or 25,000 with a quarter of revenue from selling data, so most small businesses are below its threshold, but it also requires a documented data inventory and privacy program for those it covers. Minnesota's breach notification statute applies to everyone. Either way the practical controls are the same ones insurers ask about, and we build them and keep the evidence.
What Midwest clients say
"I was happy to get a fast fix because I am in the middle of routing and needed my computer fixed fast. Thank you so much."
Kathy, Olson TransportationMore from the survey wall Gold Star survey"Prompt service, complete, understands our needs."
Kurt, concrete supplierMore from the survey wall Gold Star survey"Draven did a great job helping with multiple issues. Thank you!"
Ginger, transportation companyMeet Draven Gold Star survey"Great, great, great. Fast, prompt, knowledgeable. Thank you!"
Senada, insurance brokerageMore from the survey wallEvery piece of gear we ship was configured and tested on a bench in Pell Lake first. Problems found here cost an afternoon. Problems found in your server room cost production.
The second-host story Small businessSunk cost is real. A backup server you bought last year deserves a plan before it goes in a dumpster because a move made it convenient.
Server or cloud, honestlyHow the cloud plan works in Minnesota
Onboarding follows the same written sixty-day plan as every client: transition prep and hardware ordering thirty days out, discovery and software twenty days out, hardware installed a week before day zero, a kick-off, and a check-in at sixty days. Support is by phone and email to a technician, not a queue. Hardware is configured and tested in our Wisconsin shop and shipped ready to plug in, with a technician on the phone when it arrives. Project visits are quoted case by case.
Questions from Minnesota businesses
Can a Wisconsin IT company really support us in Minneapolis?
Yes. The cloud plan was designed for exactly this: remote helpdesk, monitoring, Microsoft 365, backup and security, with hardware shipped configured. Several of our clients are in other states.
What about onsite work in Minnesota?
Day-to-day support is remote. Project visits are quoted case by case.
- A technician who knows your setup takes every request. Not a dispatcher, not a queue.
- Every closed ticket is surveyed and a partner reads every response.
- 99.5% of surveys come back positive.
- Family-owned since 2005. 21 years in the same corner of Wisconsin, not going anywhere.
"I could tell that the tech working on my computer tried multiple things until something worked. Love seeing that."
Alfredo, engineering firmIn Minnesota?
Call 877-620-0026, option 2. A partner calls back the same business day.
Talk to a partnerManaged IT in Minnesota, from people who get back to you.
Tell us where you are and what is going on. The cloud plan puts the same team on the line whether you are in Minneapolis or St. Paul.