Our Services
Technology is rapidly changing and keeping things running smoothly is an integral part to your business. We help by Making Computers Work for You. We offer service and support tailored to your needs that match how your business functions.
Managed I.T. Services
Our Guardian Management solution is designed to keep your systems up to date and working properly to allow for business continuity. A balanced approach is key. Being proactive with regular maintenance keeps your systems reliable and reduces downtime. Our team develops a custom plan with you to determine the best fit for your company's needs.
Backup & Disaster Recovery
Protecting your data and keeping your business systems up and running during any unexpected event is extremely important. Affordable technology is available today that was once only economically feasible for large corporations. Our team works with you to develop affordable options for on-site and off-site recovery of your critical technology infrastructure to minimize downtime.
Security Services
Gone are the days when small businesses can say they aren't vulnerable to internet attacks and hacks. In today's environment, no matter what size company you are, strong security practices are a necessity. We can help implement a multi-layer comprehensive protection plan that includes physical, network, hardware, and software security. We partner with a wide range of vendors that offer best in class security offerings.
Voice Services
Your phone system is often overlooked and forgotten but it is an integral part of your IT environment.
Hosted business phone systems offer a variety of voice services to businesses, including hosted PBX, hosted voice mail, and hosted messaging services. They’re easy to deploy, use, and maintain, and they’re ideal for small and mid-size enterprises. With hosted services, employees have the freedom to be productive wherever and whenever they need to be, but they have access to the full communications capabilities a traditional on-site phone system offers and more.
About Us
Wilson Technology Group, Inc. was started by Robbie Wilson in 2006. Robbie’s IT career began a decade before in a support role for a small software development company in Charlotte, NC. It was here, through intense on the job training, that Robbie began supporting all aspects of technology for the small business. Later transitioning to the large corporate arena in the banking and textile industries, he was able to see IT from an enterprise level. Having done both, Robbie had a strong desire to start his own IT company and bring that enterprise level value and skill back to the small business setting where it all started for him. And WTG was born.
Our Team
Stephen W.
If the office feels like a walk-in freezer, Stephen probably got to the thermostat again. Tries to keep the techs in line most of the time. He says energy drinks help. We choose to believe him.
Jamin D.
More competitive than most. Carries his pool stick in a beat-up cardboard box to make you think he is a beginner. Spoiler alert: He isn’t. And don’t even ask about golf…
Emilie H.
Runs on coffee and sheer willpower. Loves dogs, good vibes, and might show up tomorrow with a whole new hair color just because.
Kyla P.
Star Wars and Marvel fan. Cried during the trailer for the latest Star Wars movie. Would rather assemble IKEA furniture without instructions than talk to someone in person. May or may not believe Baby Yoda is real.
Mark B.
Might like cars, specifically Volkswagens, more than technology or anything else for that matter. Has been known to drift on occasion. Not much of a soda drinker but enjoys a big gallon jug of water daily.
Mark S.
One of the most sincere and genuine people you will ever meet. Has the best laugh that makes everybody smile. His wife calls him Luv and we “luv” having him on our team.
Joseph C.
The young gun of the office. He is passionate about gaming and may be a pool shark on the low. Computers are no match for the force of his will.
Randy C.
What can we say, the man loves a Yeti tumbler. He also believes in his heart South Carolina is the New Jersey of the South. You might say he’s the “Bees Knees” in the office.
Matt T.
Working on computers is a passion for him. Most improved ping pong player of the year. He has been known to do The Peanuts Dance at Christmas time!
Theresa G.
Very much on the creative side. Keeps everyone guessing on what her accessories might be for the day. Has more Crocs and Croc charms than anyone this side of the Mississippi.
Justin B.
More IT’ish than most. Some call him the bearded wonder. His wife won’t let him use a chainsaw.
Robbie W.
Has lots of voices and accents when talking on the phone so you never know who might be on the other line. It could be a grandma or someone from another country taking your call. Sweet tea fuels him.
Ben H.
Likes Pokemon Go and will go out of his way to pick up new Pokémon even if it makes him late. Has a datacenter at his house just because.
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