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Trades about 138% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Nerds on Site Inc. provides information technology (IT), hardware, software, and related support services to small to medium-sized enterprises in Canada and the United States. It offers on-site IT support services, such as laptop and computer support, wireless and network setup and repair, printer repair and service, device procurement, computer and data security, data recovery, and backup services; managed IT services, including network and system monitoring, software uptades and security patches, computer and network security, cloud computing and hosting services, and help desk and remote support services; cloud email solutions, cloud storage, virtual workspace, website hosting, and VOIP hosting solutions; and IT consulting services comprising IT strategy and planning, project management, and assessments, vCIO services, governance risk and compliance, and business continuity and disaster recovery. The company also provides cybersecurity services which consists of business cybersecurity, SME edge zero trust, and cyber snapshot; web development and hosting services; and home IT services, suchc as residential IT support, computer and mac repair and service, virus and malware removal, wireless networking, computer setup and security, email and social support, tablet support, smarthome support, schoolzone IT security, and TV mounting and setup, and entertainment system integration. Nerds on Site Inc. was founded in 1995 and is headquartered in London, Canada.
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