Colorado businesses are moving away from separate copier, IT, and security vendors toward one accountable provider. Here’s why fragmented vendor stacks create real cost and security risk — and what to look for in a consolidated partner.
Month: June 2026
Colorado manufacturers face IT demands office-focused MSPs can’t meet: OT/IT network convergence, production uptime, and ransomware — manufacturing’s #1 global target. ABT delivers managed IT built for the plant floor, with local support from Denver, Colorado Springs, and Westminster.
Colorado’s only authorized FUJIFILM dealer, ABT introduces the new REVORIA PRESS™ PC2120 — the flagship production color press now available in Colorado.Colorado’s only authorized FUJIFILM dealer, ABT introduces the new REVORIA PRESS™ PC2120 — the flagship production color press now available in Colorado. Six-color printing, AI-powered automation, and 93% Pantone coverage in a single pass. Here’s what it does and who it’s built for.
Construction is the most ransomware-targeted industry in 2025. Colorado general contractors face business email compromise, ransomware locking project files, and phishing attacks designed to exploit fast-moving jobsite communication. This guide covers the four biggest cybersecurity threats to Colorado GCs, what’s actually at stake when an attack hits, and five practical protections every contractor should have in place — from BEC payment verification protocols to managed IT with 24/7 monitoring.
Colorado field service businesses need a phone system that works in the field, not just at a desk. ABT deploys Crexendo UCaaS for mobile crews, dispatch routing, and 100% uptime — locally supported across Denver, Colorado Springs, and Westminster.
Colorado commercial developers managing multiple active construction sites face a real access control problem: rotating subcontractor crews, no consistent credentialing, and no audit trail when something goes wrong. This guide covers how cloud-managed access control — deployed by ABT using Verkada and Avigilon — solves the operational and liability challenges unique to active Colorado construction environments.
Colorado AEC firms need more than a plotter — they need a print workflow that holds up from the office to the jobsite trailer to the client presentation. This guide covers cloud-connected printing, managed print for construction, the most common AEC print failures, and how to fix them. ABT has served Front Range architecture, engineering, and construction firms since 2005.
Colorado construction companies face a unique IT challenge: managing the office, active jobsites, and field crews simultaneously. ABT covers all three — plus cybersecurity and cloud access control for the industry now ranked #1 for ransomware attacks.
Colorado manufacturers face a print environment most haven’t fully accounted for: mixed device fleets, multi-shift demand, regulated document types, and no unified cost visibility. ABT’s Managed Print Services program covers supplies, service, security, and monitoring under a single per-page rate — with local dispatch from three Front Range offices. Most operations cut total print spend 20–30% in year one.
Your internal IT person is good at what they do. But one person can’t cover 24/7 monitoring, cybersecurity, compliance, and strategic planning alone. ABT’s co-managed IT model gives Colorado firms the backup they need — without replacing the team they have.