Locations / Alberta, Canada

Managed IT for Calgary businesses, aligned with Alberta PIPA

Energy services firms, engineering offices and clinics in Calgary use Computer Plus for remote managed IT that supports Alberta’s private-sector privacy law.

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The local picture

What matters for offices in Calgary

Calgary’s economy centres on energy, engineering, agriculture and a growing technology sector, with many small firms working for larger operators.

Private-sector organizations in Alberta are generally governed by the Personal Information Protection Act. Alberta was the first Canadian province to require organizations to notify the privacy commissioner of breaches that create a real risk of significant harm, so breach detection and record-keeping matter.

Our focus

What we prioritize for Calgary clients

  1. Breach detection and records that support Alberta notification duties.
  2. Field staff and remote sites on managed laptops with MFA.
  3. Cloud data placed in Canadian regions where clients or policy require it.
  4. Engineering workstations and large file storage.

Remote by design

How service works from a distance

Calgary is on Mountain time, close to our business-day coverage. Equipment can be shipped preconfigured or set up by a local technician we coordinate.

Computer Plus does not keep an office in Calgary. We have served clients remotely for years, and everything from the help desk to monitoring and backups is delivered that way.

Services

Managed IT services available in Calgary

Backup and Disaster Recovery

Tested restores and a copy attackers cannot delete.

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Compliance-Ready IT

HIPAA and FTC Safeguards controls with the paperwork to prove them.

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Managed IT Services

Fully managed or co-managed IT for offices without an IT department.

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FAQ

Questions from Calgary offices

Can our data stay in Canada?

Yes. Microsoft 365, Google Workspace and backup services offer Canadian data regions for many services. We configure them where you need it.

Who do we notify after a breach in Alberta?

Under PIPA, breaches that meet the real risk of significant harm threshold are reported to the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Alberta. Confirm specifics with your legal adviser.

Nearby

Also served remotely: Ottawa. See all locations.

Next step

Book an IT assessment for your Calgary office

Tell us how many people and devices you have and what is bothering you. We reply within one business day.