Business Intelligence Companies & Consultants in Plantsville, CT

CTComp is a Connecticut technology firm that combines managed IT and infrastructure work with software it built in-house to turn business data into usable information. Its headquarters is in Plantsville, and it has a second office in Rocky Hill. The company presents itself as an advisor for organizations that want help planning technology decisions over a one- to five-year horizon. It promotes partnerships with Microsoft, Cisco, HP and Google.

Business Intelligence and Software

For buyers focused on analytics, the most relevant part of CTComp's offering is the software its own engineers have built. The firm helped design and develop Easalytics, a data display tool that pulls key figures from several separate systems onto a single screen, so managers no longer have to dig through raw exports or static PDF reports.

Its engineers also worked on ForecastRx, an inventory forecasting application. CTComp says these products grew out of its work helping clients reach their own goals. That points to a development team that builds data tools rather than only reselling them.

The firm also offers guidance on Microsoft Visio for mapping out processes and information, and it supports Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365 environments.

Managed IT and Infrastructure

Alongside its analytics tools, CTComp runs a broad managed services program. It can either support an internal IT department or take over technology operations entirely. Its services include:

• Strategic technology planning, budgeting and handling of manufacturer renewals
• Fractional CIO leadership for firms without a senior technology executive
• Monitoring of hardware and software, backed by a help desk with ticketing
• Datacenter and end user help desk support delivered remotely, by email or on site
• Patch management tested in a separate environment before rollout
• Managed backup, offsite replication and disaster recovery as a service
• Colocation, infrastructure as a service and subscription software licensing
• Hardware break/fix coverage and annual system updates

Many of these services are bundled under a Master Technology Services Agreement, so clients have one contract that lists which systems are covered. Priority support tiers are available for organizations that need faster response on urgent issues.

Background and Credentials

CTComp says it has more than three and a half decades of product expertise and practical field work. It operates its own data center, which runs around the clock with environmental and security controls. It also holds AICPA SOC 2 Type II status covering the Security and Availability trust principles.

That matters for buyers who plan to host sensitive data or analytics workloads with an outside provider. The company also works in facilities and compliance, helping clients protect their staff, buildings and personally identifiable information.

Beyond core IT, CTComp offers IT certification training courses and rents out classrooms, a conference room and temporary workspace, with technical support on site. It publishes regular articles on topics such as cloud security, secure access service edge (SASE), deepfake fraud and Windows device setup.

Some small and midsize organizations want one partner to manage infrastructure, security and backups and also supply dashboard and forecasting software built for the job. CTComp offers that combination, which pure analytics consultancies typically do not.