Constant C Technology Group

Small and medium businesses in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and further afield in North America, turn to Constant C Technology Group for IT support, security and business phone services. The company dates to 1986, when its founder wrote a software package for video rental chains across Canada and then built a company around network support and phone systems.

From video rental software to managed IT

That early software work led the founder to widen the business into network support for companies nationwide. Over the decades the firm has settled on a single-source model: one provider for the computers, networks, backups and telephones a smaller organisation depends on. It also says it takes part in charity projects in its community, and it keeps the slogan "Because tomorrow is too late" as a reminder to plan for data recovery and business continuity.

How support is packaged

The firm sells its help as flat-rate IT support, a fixed monthly price meant to cover remote and onsite support for the whole environment so that costs stop arriving as surprises. A co-managed option fills gaps in coverage, expertise and after-hours cover for companies with an in-house IT lead, without replacing anyone. Projects are offered with a budget guarantee, and the company says it will bear the cost if one goes over the agreed figure. It also promises a response within an hour, to keep a ticket open until the problem is solved and to explain solutions in plain language.

Cloud, backup and telephony

Cloud migration is a stated specialty: moving servers and software to remote hosting so staff can work securely from any location. Backup and disaster recovery covers tested backups designed to get a business running again within hours after hardware failure or ransomware. The phone side includes modern business systems, with 3CX and Vertical platforms named, that follow staff wherever they work.

Security and AI services

Security work combines layered protection, active monitoring and staff training against the threats most likely to reach a Manitoba business. The firm has recently added AI services and strategy for local businesses, including a managed offering that gives staff an approved alternative to pasting company information into free public tools. Its site mentions a 2026 consumer choice award in Winnipeg and a finalist place in a Canadian managed service provider contest, and says its client churn is a third of the industry average.