Central Coast Solutions

Specialties

For over 20 years Central Coast Solutions has been a full service business technology company, providing Apple Macintosh support, sales and consulting services to Minnesota businesses. We help clients make good decisions concerning their technology, and our expert staff provides hands-​on support and expertise for virtually everything from the desktop to the internet.

Our approach is different because we see technology as a tool that drives the success of an organization.

We are celebrating our 20^th Anniversary by giving your more of what you want — time! Purchase a package of prepaid hours and receive 20 percent more hours for the same rate. Offer available on a single purchase now through the end of 2014. One per customer.

10 hour service plan = get 12 hours

20 hour service plan = get 24 hours

30 hour service plan = get 36 hours

It’s our way of saying THANK YOU for 20 great years of exceptional partnerships!

History

Established in 1994.

Ed Klemz founded Central Coast 20 years ago with a commitment to support the ad, design, marketing and print community. Now with many hundreds of customers, Central Coast continues to grow.

Our mission is to help businesses make good technology decisions that turn workflow into symphonies — and deadlines into foregone conclusions. We have extensive backgrounds in electronic engineering, programming, web development, workflow/​process improvement and pre-​press production. What really matters is our ability to manage all of that across multiple system platforms and throughout diverse layers of your organization — a balancing act few can match.

As our core markets rely on Apple Macintosh computers, we specialize in knowing everything about them: their integration into PC networks, applications and workflow. Additionally, Central Coast offers training to help you get the most out of your tools, and yourself.

Meet the Business Owner

Ed K.

Business Owner

In 1981 Ed Klemz started being involved with application programming, electrical engineering and design of computer systems. He purchased his first computer, an Apple II+, in 1978. Since then he has designed computers and sensors for industrial control and automation, written applications and drivers in many computer languages and published commercial software for Macintosh. He holds a degree in Computer Science and multiple certificates in computer programming and electronics.

You’ll find Ed leading many of the training and workshop sessions we provide, and he has presented to groups large and small on a number of technology-​related subjects at the annual AIGA Design Camp.