NETIIA Email Formats

IT Services and IT Consulting • Frisco, Texas, United States • 1-10 Employees

NETIIA Email Formats

NETIIA uses 1 email format. The most common is {first name}{last name} (e.g., johndoe@netiia.com), used 100% of the time.

Format	Example	Percentage
{first name}{last name}	johndoe@netiia.com	100%

Key Contact at NETIIA

Mohammad Aldmour

Chairman and Chief Executive Officer

Company overview

Headquarters	Frisco, Texas, United States
Website	netiia.com
NAICS	5415
Keywords	Risk Management, Managed It Services, Application Development & Management, Maintenance Contract Management, Monitoring & Alerting, Equipment And Technology Products, Incident Response & Remediation, Cabling/Fiber/Wireless/Construction Services, Cloud/Virtualization/Migration Services, Colocation/Hosting/Data Center Services, Customized Service Level Agreements, Cybersecurity/Compliance Services, Data Center Design/Build, Network/Server/Sd-Wan Management, Video Surveillance/Access Control, Voice/Video/Data Network Services, Professional Services/Technical Staffing/Vciso
Founded	2023
Employees	1-10

About NETIIA

NETIIA Solutions provides a wide range of technology solutions for businesses of all sizes with reliable, scalable products and services tailored to your unique needs. From fiber internet and best-in-class Cloud solutions to secure networks and advanced communication tools, we equip your business for success in today's fast-paced digital world. With our dedicated team of experts, we deliver personalized support and proactive solutions, ensuring your technology works as hard as you do. One call, one solution. No more finger-pointing. No more wasting time troubleshooting. We become your dedicated technology team, allowing you to focus on what you do best: running your business and bringing your vision to life. Let us handle the tech, so you can handle your success. "As a small business owner, you're wearing many hats. The last thing you need is to become a tech support specialist. Juggling separate internet, VoIP, and IT providers can be a nightmare. When something goes wrong, you're caught in a blame game: 'It's the internet provider!' 'No, it's an IT issue!' 'Definitely a network problem!' And cybersecurity? It's probably on the back burner, if it's even on the stove at all.