Managed IT Services For Houston Businesses:

Switching was easy and painless.

We recently moved our IT service and support to Divergys after 11 years with another provider. Changing any long term relationship is stressful, especially when it's your IT provider. The transition, including an email migration, was nearly seamless! Our staff of 60 plus employees are experiencing significant improvement in the level of service and responsiveness. We look forward to having a partner in Divergys helping us strategically design and implement our technology plan for today and for the long term!

I recommend Divergys to anyone who wants their systems to just work.

I chose Divergys 11 years ago to help me with my growing business. They have been there for anything I have needed over those past 11 years, including going from 3 employees to 25 employees. The personalized service is what keeps me with Divergys. I get a phone call back in short order and a solution to any problems in short order as well. Not to mention – my server and computers continually run smoothly. I recommend Divergys to anyone who inquires about an IT firm or Managed Services, there’s just no other comparable option out there in my opinion. Having them on the team has given me a real comfort level I never want to lose. I can trust that they have my data backed up and monitor us to keep us from having downtime.

I can't say enough about the outstanding customer service provided by Divergys.

Every issue our team encounters is swiftly addressed within minutes of submitting a ticket, and the Divergys staff handles them with the utmost professionalism and timeliness.

What sets Divergys apart is their ability to communicate with our non-IT savvy staff in simple, understandable terms. They've taken the time to build personal one-on-one relationships with us, making us feel comfortable working together to resolve any issue. This personalized approach is a refreshing change from other IT providers who simply assign tickets to whoever is available at the time, leaving you without a consistent point of contact.