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Whitby · Durham Region

Business IT support in Whitby

Business IT support for Whitby offices, including Microsoft 365, backup and day-to-day computer problems. FSCS is based in Oshawa. Remote support and onsite work by arrangement. Scope and timing are agreed before work begins.

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What we do in Whitby

Downtown Brock Street firms, Dundas professional buildings and the industrial parks.

Managed IT

Maintenance, user support and planning in one relationship. The proposal confirms what is included.

IT Support

Help with a computer, email, printer or access problem. Remote support, with onsite work by arrangement.

Cybersecurity

Who can sign in, what email allows, and whether the office can recover if something is lost.

Microsoft 365

Users, mail, files and Teams, including access when people join or leave.

Backup & recovery

Which files and mailboxes matter, and what a restore would involve.

Networks & Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi, the firewall and the office connection, planned around how the site works.

Business data recovery

Help when business files are missing or a drive will not open. The next step is agreed before work begins.

Cloud hosting & virtualization

Hosting and virtual machines planned around the applications, access and backups you already have.

For structured cabling or an office move in Whitby, see Network cabling for Oshawa and Whitby.

AI and automation for Whitby businesses

FSCS can help shops, trades, offices and other organizations in Whitby choose a useful first task. That can be Microsoft 365 Copilot readiness and training, or a small automation pilot.

Depending on your systems, a pilot could help your team organize inquiries and draft replies for review, turn an approved form into a task, or summarize meeting actions.

AI and business automation · Discuss your AI project

Business IT support in Whitby.

Call with the location, how many people are affected, and what has stopped working or what you want to change.