It Services And Computer Repair in Beaverton

“I had the pleasure of working with ClarionIT on two web design projects. One of the projects was particularly complex and required multiple changes and add-ons for our specific needs. ClarionIT handled everything with professionalism and expertise. The attention to detail and commitment to delivering high-quality results were impressive. I highly recommend ClarionIT for any web design or IT needs!“

“Though the outside of the office may look a bit lackluster, we were, nonetheless, very pleased with Mazer's service and quality of the work. Thank you, Mazer.“

“Our small business has used Blue Arch for years. They are reliable and honest with quick service. I can't imagine trusting another company with our IT needs. They have come to our rescue many times, helped move our systems and network to a new location, set up a computer lab painlessly, given advice on equipment and upgrades, and monitored/maintained our server consistently.“

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“Excellent team, prompt response, knowledgeable and level headed enough to handle pressure when clients are under tight deadlines and software roadblocks come up. Special thanks to Erin and Alex for great work.“

“I called asking to buy some 120mm fans and he gave me a whole bunch of information. It was really clear about it and helped so much and saving me some money five stars. All day“

“Origin:After twelve years as a high school physics and physical science teacher, during which he developed applications to enable his students to observe streams of real time data, Dave Vernier co-founded Vernier Software and Technology with his wife Christine four decades ago. Now known as Vernier Science Education, these roots remain evident today in the intuitive product design, attentive customer service, and support for practicing science educators. Experience:This support is exemplified by the evening event Dave and Christine arranged for high school, two year college, and university educators during the American Association of Physics Teachers conference held in nearby Portland. Coach buses were arranged for transport conference-weary attendees, despite easy access to public transportation. We were invited to a catered dinner that was complimented by local beer and wine. Tours of the corporate office included demonstrations, a visit to the collection of computers that were popularly used by universities and K-12 schools over the years, and a ride down the slide (we were told in advance to wear slide-appropriate attire (-:).Before we left we each received a Vernier mug that is temperature sensitive and a gift certificate. In addition, employees were asked to locate functioning, but older model sensors, which guests were invited to add to their lab collection. I had opportunity to directly thank Dave for his support for science educators, for this event, but also for sponsoring an annual $4000 award for science teachers.“