Has the person fixing your IT ever been to your office?

A local owner isn't the same thing as a local team. A daytime number isn't the same thing as 24/7. Some of them work from their kitchen. Some of them route after-hours to Manila. Some of them think Bishop Street is a person.

We're 11 people in the Mauka Tower. Same Concierges at 2pm and 2am. You can walk over.

If a client asked Monday morning what's protecting their data, could you tell them?

The associate who clicked. The wire that almost went out the door. The vendor who emailed asking for "an updated copy of the W-9" — with the boss in the cc line. You've had close calls. You're not sure what saved you — or what's stopping the next one.

"Proactive" used to mean something.

Patching servers isn't proactive. Monitoring uptime isn't proactive. That's hygiene. Every MSP does it. That part's just baseline.

Real proactive means knowing your business well enough to bring you ideas before you ask. Staying ahead of what's coming so you don't have to figure it out alone.

Your IT can't tell you why your invoice email landed in the client's junk folder. Now ask them about AI.

The firm down the street is already using it. Your associates are already using it (whether you know it or not). Your clients are about to ask what you're doing with it.

You need a partner who's already three steps ahead — not one trying to catch up to last year's patches.

You've been thinking about making a change.

For a long time. For longer than you'll admit.

The switch feels like more work than living with it. Until something else breaks. Then you're back here, browsing at 11pm, telling yourself you'll deal with it next month.

If you nodded through any of that, you're not crazy.

The technology landscape has changed faster in the last decade than the previous three combined. Most MSPs didn't keep up. You don't have to be the one paying for that.

We're Indevtech. We don't sell technology. We've been doing this in Hawaii for 25 years. We get to know our clients well — some have been with us the whole time.

Small enough to know your name. Big enough to back you up.

Here's what working with us looks like.

Day one.

Danny emails you within 24 hours of signing with Erin. Not a calendar invite. A real introduction.

Week one.

We meet at your office. We listen first — to your team, your workflows, what's working, what's quietly broken. No pitch. We ask better questions than the last people who showed up.

Month one.

Your first Technology Success Review is on the calendar. Not a sales meeting — a roadmap. What we're doing, what we're recommending, where your firm's technology should be going. We come to you with ideas. You shouldn't have to come to us.

Year one.

You'll look back and wonder why you waited.

Forever after.

One number. One team. Anything to do with technology — vendor coordination, security, AI, the printer that won't connect — handled. Your C-suite gets a strategic partner. Your users get a Concierge who knows their name. Same team at 2pm and 2am. We're across the street. Walk over.

25 years on Bishop Street.

Pacific Guardian Center, Mauka Tower. 20th floor. Bishop Street is a place, not a person.

Eleven people. All in Honolulu. All in the office. All on the same number you'll call.

"They don't just support our technology — they understand our business. It's like having a world-class IT department without the overhead."

— Managing Partner, Honolulu law firm

Inc. 5000 — 2025

Ranked #4,442 — growing the way relationships are supposed to grow, slowly.

Inc. Best Workplaces — 2025

The only Hawaii company on the list.

Hawaii loses too many of its best people to the mainland. Our core purpose is to develop world-class IT careers right here, so our team — and their families — can build a life on these islands. The award is a side effect of the mission.

We're not for everyone.

We work with professional firms — law, CPA, architecture, engineering, consulting — that treat technology as strategic infrastructure. 15 to 80 users. Honolulu metro. Decision-makers who pick up the phone.

If you're shopping on price, we're going to disappoint each other. If you're not sure IT is worth more than the cheapest option — that's a real answer too. No hard feelings.

Everyone else: keep scrolling.

Schedule a 30-minute call.

No pitch. No obligation. Erin will call you back within one business day.

Got it.

Erin will be in touch within one business day. If you mentioned something specific, she'll come to the call already thinking about it.

— Scott

Or if something's urgent: scott@indevtech.com goes straight to me.

There must be a better way.

When did you stop calling them for the small stuff?