Since 1982, InaCOMP has worked with the people who run these places to plan the technology they depend on, and stood behind the results.
InaCOMP is a people-first, technology-driven company. We listen before we recommend anything, and we judge our work by what it delivers for the people who use it.
Our commercial teams in Florida and Georgia work with automotive plants, clinics, venues, stores, and growing companies across many states.
Our Michigan team works with K-12 districts, colleges, libraries, and local governments, many of which buy through the REMC SAVE contract.
Each one has its own rules, budgets, and calendars. The engineers, partners, and process behind the work are the same.
Our own engineers do the installs, and the same team stays on to support what they built.
We design and install video surveillance, door access control, and intrusion alarms, then keep them running. Our teams have put these systems into schools, clinics, offices, stores, and manufacturing plants in more than 25 states.
Ransomware and phishing hit schools, local governments, and small companies because attackers expect them to be under-protected. We find the gaps, close them, watch for trouble, and help you recover if an attack gets through.
We design, install, and support Cisco and Meraki networks, from a single school building to a company with locations in many states. Where it helps, we manage the Meraki network for you.
We sell HP, Dell, and Lenovo devices and handle everything around them: setup before shipping, asset tags, delivery, repair, and secure retirement. Michigan schools can buy through us on the REMC SAVE contract.
Servers, storage, and cloud services sized to what you run.
Interactive displays, classroom audio, and meeting rooms.
Design and installation of esports arenas for schools, from the gaming stations to the network.
Cooperative contracts and online storefronts with your approved products and prices.
“It isn’t up to people to meet the demands of technology; it’s up to technology to meet the needs of people.”
Michael Kanan was driving a forklift at the Stroh’s brewery when he took a chance on personal computers. He learned the business from Rick Inatome, the founder of Inacomp Computer Centers, who later gave him the InaCOMP name. More than forty years on, he still runs the company on the idea he started with.
Everyone with a stake in a project takes part, from the first conversation to a review after the work is done. You don’t invest in effort. You invest in results.
We start with an open exchange of ideas and a thorough discovery, and write down the objectives everyone agrees the project has to meet.
We develop a solution mapped directly to those objectives and to the business outcomes you need.
We present the proposed solution and a proof of concept in terms that matter to each stakeholder.
Once you approve it, we schedule kickoff meetings, assemble your InaCOMP team, and get to work.
When the work is done, we discuss openly whether it accomplished what we set out to do, what worked well, and what we can improve.
We score the project against the objectives from the first step and confirm the business outcomes were delivered.
We sell, install, and support technology from HP Inc., HPE, Cisco, Meraki, Verkada, Promethean, Dell, Lenovo, and Microsoft.
In 2025 the group added 22Vets Technologies, a veteran-owned security and IT company that gives most of what it earns to programs for veterans.
We sit down with everyone who has a stake in the work and agree on what it has to accomplish before we recommend anything. When it is done, we review the results with you.
