AnziTech LOOKING TO SERVE RHODE ISLAND

REGION—Technology supports the way we live, communicate and work. Without cell phones, iPhones, tablets or high speed Internet access, none of the aforementioned devices would exist and progress would come to a screeching halt. With so much machinery out there and processing information from one place to another, what happens if a “glitch” threatens the network?

That is when the Lincoln-based AnziTech can fix the problem.

Founder Frank Anzivino began his shop last fall to support small companies and individuals with its computer, network and storage needs. He has dedicated more than three decades towards building, securing and maintaining many networks for small and mid-size businesses. What sets himself apart from other vendors is his ability to help multiple platforms, he said.

“Some people can just fix MAC computers; others can only handle PCs but I can oversee both,” said Anzivino. “I work on the nuts-and-bolts of the network, including the operating systems. It is disturbing to me when a network is not living up to its capabilities. I want my customers to know what can be done to get their computers and mobile devices running smoothly.”

Among AnziTech’s specialties include: WAN (Wide Area Networks), virus removal, windows installation and support and training. Anzivino said a good client is a company that either does not employ an Information Technology (IT) department or has one but the workload either requires further attention and/or additional skills are needed, Anzivino said.

“We offer many services to cater to the customer’s needs,” he said. “We work on all types of phones and tablets because businesspeople are constantly on the move. They rely on their mobile devices to get work done and to complete transactions. Our mission is to ensure they can use their networks without fear of losing data or a service interruption.”

Anzivino graduated from Providence College with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management and a MBA in Computer Systems from Bryant University. Among his community endeavors include: membership in the Northern Rhode Island Chamber of Commerce, Business Networking International (BNI) Founders Chapter in Lincoln and Boys Scout Troop 711/Albion. He is married to wife, Julie, of 27 years, and they have two sons, Thomas and Steven.

For more information about AnziTech and his services, please contact Frank Anzivino by phone at: 401-400-2694, by email at: frank@anzivino.com or visit his website at: www.anzivino.com