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The Fiscal Year Ends in 3 Days. Get the Tech You Need Before Then.

By June 27, 2019No Comments

If your fiscal year ends June 30, now is a great time to use some of your remaining budget on the hardware & services you need. But you have only a few days to gear up ahead of fiscal year 2020!

TechSoup has great deals on hardware for qualifying non-profits & Boston Managed IT is here to help you take advantage of these saving!

Contact us to get started!

Nicholas Salem

Nicholas Salem

As the CEO of BMIT, a leading managed IT services company, Nick Salem is responsible for providing strategic leadership and direction to the organization. With over 15 years of experience in the IT industry, Nick has a strong track record of driving business growth and improving operational efficiency through the use of technology.

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