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421 W. Main Street
Waynesboro, VA 22980
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LBP Enterprises, Inc.
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421 W. Main Street
Waynesboro, VA 22980 (map) - (540) 943-8375
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Printer Repair Services, Computer Services & VoIP Telephones
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LBP Enterprises, Inc. • Waynesboro, VA • $75-150 per hour
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For over 20 years, LBP Enterprises, Inc. has been a leader in providing information technology products and services. Our comprehensive suite of products and services allow companies and organizations of all sizes to convert their investment in IT from a cost item into a strategic business advantage. Our team of experienced and certified IT professionals deliver cost-effective solutions across the entire IT infrastructure, from basic needs such as printer repair (all makes and models) and pro-active managed services of all IT equipment (PCs, servers, communications devices, etc.) to designing and implementing solutions to today's strategic business needs (network security, VoIP systems, document management, etc.).
Many of our original customers from 20 years ago are still customers today - proof that they continue to realize the advantage they have come to enjoy from working with LBP. Visit our website today to see how your company can benefit from the services that LBP Enterprises, Inc. delivers.
Question and answer
Q. What advice do you have for a customer looking to hire a provider like you?
A. When considering an IT services professional look at their background, experience and certifications. Does this person understand my needs? Will they fix the problem or just the symptom? Will their solution aid my business strategically or help lower our operating cost? Can I depend on them to be around next month when I need them? Can I trust them with my sensitive and proprietary financial, personal and business information? In the end you’re buying capabilities and unlike purchasing a car, you don’t know what you are buying until it is too late.
Q. If you were a customer, what do you wish you knew about your trade? Any inside secrets to share?
A. Computer geeks tend to get caught up in the "speeds and feeds" of the latest technology. Not every job needs the newest and fastest device. Most programs today do not use more than 5% computing power. Purchase the right device for the right job and you'll save money while still benefiting from a long useful life of the device.
Q. What questions should a consumer ask to hire the right service professional?
A. How long have you been providing these services? What certifications and professional associations do you maintain? Describe a project or engagement that did not go well - how will you handle it differently in the future? Do you have reference accounts that I can contact (if the job is large enough or has a large impact on the operation).
