About
Nashville Computer, Inc. traces its start to Oct. 1, 1988, when founder Kerry Couch launched a software business from a shared office in Brentwood; the company adopted the Nashville Computer name in 2005, per its History page. Now owned by Charles Henson, NCI is a full-service IT provider for small businesses and nonprofits that lack an in-house IT department, offering managed IT, help desk support, cybersecurity and compliance, IT consulting, VoIP phone systems and AI services. The company promises jargon-free support and invites businesses to a free consultation. Google reviewers rate NCI 5.0 across 104 reviews; one law-firm client credits it with years of cybersecurity management, and others cite quick fixes that got their offices back to work.
Good to know
- Serving businesses since 1988
- Built for small businesses and nonprofits
- Managed IT, help desk and cybersecurity
- VoIP phone systems
- Free consultation (per site)
Questions people ask
Do they work with nonprofits?
Yes. The company says it serves small businesses and nonprofits (per its website).
Is there a free consultation?
Yes. The About page invites businesses to contact NCI for a free consultation.
