Your Partner for Managed Services & IT Support
Cambium Data has been serving the Nebraska area since 2009, providing IT Support such as technical helpdesk support, computer support and consulting to small and medium-sized businesses. Our experience has allowed us to build and develop the infrastructure needed to keep our prices affordable and our clients up and running.
It’s always been our goal to provide enterprise-level IT practices and solutions to the small business sector, with small business prices.
Our Difference
Our Managed Services Plan
We partner with many types of businesses in the area, and strive to eliminate IT issues before they cause expensive downtime, so you can continue to drive your business forward.
Proactive & Smart Technology
Dedication to the prevention of data loss and other business technology disasters.
Round the Clock Maintenance
24/7 access to remote & on-site server remediation services at a flat monthly rate.
Help Desk & Remote Computer Support
Fast and reliable IT solutions and maintenance provided for your business users.
The IT Industry Secret
We do things differently. Stop paying outrageously high hourly rates that can sneak their way into your bill, and get proactive, giving everyone in your company the support they need, when they need it, without the huge costs.
We call it Cambium Data, and it’s designed to give you and your entire organization peace of mind when it comes to your IT.
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Our Latest Blog Posts
Most people look forward to the end of the workday, but what if that joyful end were to be hampered by a server crash? What if you had to work after hours because you missed an important deadline? Let’s make sure this is prev...
How often do you run backups of your business’ data infrastructure? If the answer is “Once a day,” or even “What’s data backup?” we need to talk. In reality, regular backups—when you take multiple backups throughout the workd...
Did you hear about the recent data breach that exposed 16 billion passwords for logins, including social media accounts, virtual private networks, and corporate tools? While the breach is bad, yes, the truth of the matter is ...