Restaurant tech that holds up on a Friday night

Networks, POS connectivity, guest Wi-Fi, cameras, music and displays for Denver-area restaurants.

When the network drops during a rush, orders stop. I’ve supported restaurants across the Denver area, and I build their technology for the busiest night of the week, not the quietest.

20 years in IT · Former MSP and enterprise engineer · CompTIA Network+ & A+ · Insured · 5.0 stars from 59 reviews

What I handle

Reliable networks

Solid, wired connections for POS terminals, printers and kitchen screens, with backup internet options so a provider outage doesn’t stop service.

Guest Wi-Fi

Fast Wi-Fi for guests, kept separate from your POS and office systems.

Cameras

Coverage for the dining room, entrances and back of house, viewable from your phone.

Music and displays

Zoned background music and menu or game-day displays your staff can control.

Office and back office

Owner and manager computers, email, accounts and backups.

Work around your service

Installs and fixes scheduled around your hours, so you don’t lose covers.

How it works

1

Tell me what’s breaking

Dropped connections, slow Wi-Fi, dead zones, music or camera trouble.

2

I find the real cause

I look at the whole setup before recommending anything, with a clear quote up front.

3

I fix it around service

Work scheduled around your hours, tested, and explained to your managers.

White-glove technology service. Networks, security, computers and audio/video, handled by an engineer, not a handyman.

James Rupert, founder of Tech Shaman IT

Tell me what’s going on

Describe it in your own words, however messy. It comes straight to me, not a call center, and I’ll reply personally.

Prefer to talk? Call 303-578-9713 or email contact@techshamanit.com. You can also connect with me on LinkedIn.

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