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welcome to santa monica systems established in 1988, santa monica systems is a full service technology company, dedicated to making technology simple, reliable and readily accessible to businesses and individuals we offer complete sales, service and support for computers, networks and internet, in addition to providing complete hosting solutions providing VOIP solutions since 2007, we have cost effective solutions for all your telephony needs, corporate and residential feel free to contact us with any questions regarding your needs and our solutions

DATA

full service data support, from structured cabling to server room build-out and maintenance to desktop support to conference room setup, we have your solutions

HOSTING

utilyzing redundant data centers, we can provide for all your hosted needs including exchange, VOIP and data backups

VOIP

providing VOIP service for the past decade, we can provide for all your on-premise or hosted requirements


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