CPR - Computer Peripheral Repair Revenue and Competitors

CPR - Computer Peripheral Repair began as a home business partnership between George Ziady and Scott Copeland in 1984. CPR offered maintenance contracts to Middle Tennessee businesses, mainly servicing terminals for M.T.S.U. In 1985, CPR moved to a 750sq. ft. building at 3023 Nolensville Rd., and services expanded to include piecemeal and contract work. In 1988, one employee was added and two years later in 1990, Computer Peripheral Repair relocated to a larger 1,800sq. ft. building at 2,803 Nolensville Rd. At this location, CPR grew to more than 12 employees and continued to offer maintenance contracts and perform piecemeal work. In 1994, Scott Copeland decided to relocate to Texas giving George Ziady full ownership of Computer Peripheral Repair. By the spring of 1997 business had grown so much that CPR moved to 320 Hill Avenue, a 10,000sq. ft. building, three employees were added bringing the total to 15. At this location, services expanded to include retainer contracts, maintenance contracts and piecemeal work. Business continued to grow and CPR soon found it had outgrown yet another facility. In the first quarter of 2000 we once again moved to our present location on 121 Lyle Lane in Nashville, Tennessee. We have now grown to 17 employees. Services we Provide -Gateway Filtering -Bandwidth Usage. -Security Lockdown. -Camera Security Systems. -Virus Protection. -Preventative Maintenance (6 Months). -End of life (Proper Disposal). -New System Deployment. -Phone/Cell working with Outlook -Backup, Restore, Storage. -Down Time Tolerance. -Patching and Updates for ServersWorkstations + Applications. -Scheduled onsite service (Primary Engineer). -Secure Remote Access. -Help Desk Support. -Business Continuity. -Disaster Recovery Plan. -Network Diagrams (Visio). -Documentation of network configuration -Electronic Medical Records support -Product Recommendation. -WiFi Solution -ROI – Return on Investment -24/7 IT Service