No Name Technologies, Inc.

Specialties

Our mission to you:

The mission of No-​Name Technologies, INC (NNT) is to be the premier provider of Information Technology services for Residents and Businesses to not only the North Georgia area but to future cities across the state as well. NNT is dedicated to building long-​term relationships with their customers by providing quality products, knowledge of those products, services and customer support that surpasses all others.

We are trained and certified to meet your needs:

*Microsoft Certified Professionals (in multiple Areas)

*A+ Certified Computer Repair Technician

*Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator

*Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer

*Residential Integrator Course Trained

*DOD (Department of Defense) Level 2 Security Certified

*NSA Security Clearance

*Military Experience include: Systems Administration for both Brigade /​Battalion size Networks and Security Assurance Officers

*Microsoft Certified Partner and has competencies in Network Infr.

*MS Small Biz Specialists

History

Established in 2001.

No-​Name Technologies, INC (NNT) currently provides Computer and Information Technology solutions for both residents and businesses of the North Georgia area. NNT was founded over 5 years ago by two U.S. Army Soldiers stationed in Dahlonega, GA. Prior military, education, and real world experience in small to large organizations have not only proven invaluable to the current success shown over the past 5 years but will continue to pave the way into the next phase of NNT’s future…

Meet the Business Owner

Steven M.

Business Owner

Was born and raised Feb 8^th 1978 in Coachella California. Steve was active in many things while growing up which included: the Boy Scouts, the Order of the Arrow and sports such as football. Steve graduated high school in 1997. Immediately following High School Steve married, and then joined the United States Army. Steve’s marriage ended after 6 years but things happen for a reason, they had a beautiful little girl together named Paxton who is now 9 years old. Steve served the United States Army for a total of 7 years. He ended his career as a U.S. Army Ranger stationed in Dahlonega Georgia. While in Dahlonega, Steve and one of his soldiers, Mike, started fixing fellow Ranger computers for extra money. Much to their surprise, business boomed and Mike and Steve decided to make their business legitimate in January 2001. Steve intended to make the Army his career. However, this could not happen due to Steve having a parachute accident due to it not fully deployi