Compass Computing Group Inc
Software company in Portland, Oregon
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Contact No.: 503-691-5706,
Business Mail: CustSvc@compcomgrp.com,
Website: https://compcomgrp.com/
Compass Computing Group is your one-stop for IT support and staffing in Portland. We make sure your systems are available to you, so you avoid service interruptions. Our team works with clients in a variety of industries, giving us in-depth knowledge of critical line-of-business applications. We dig deep to understand your unique systems, then tailor a solution just for you. We started our careers as programmers and pull data for your site directly from your databases, saving you time and money as your one point of contact.
The keys to our success are the quality and training of our people and development of long-term relationships with our clients. Above all, we support our customers. When you work with us, you’ll get timely responsiveness, attentive customer support and friendly customer service.
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