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Our Service Area
Our Service Area
Tech Medics Omaha primarily serve businesses and individuals within a 45-minute radius of Gretna, Nebraska. The service area includes Omaha, Lincoln and Fremont.
Q&A
Q&A
What is the mission of Tech Medics Omaha?
Our mission is to meet the technology support needs of small businesses and individuals through onsite service.
We reduce the stress and time associated with choosing and implementing phone services, wireless networks and other technologies necessary for doing business. We learn what is important to our clients, inform them of available options, and then implement the selected solutions.
Why did you start Tech Medics Omaha?
I enjoy solving problems. I started Tech Medics Omaha based on my experiences as an IT professional, including the lead technology role at three private universities over a period of more than 20 years.
Where did the “Because everybody needs a techie” slogan originate?
The “everybody needs a techie” slogan came from my mom. In addition to being a technology professional for more than 20 years, I have also been the techie for both sides of my extended family for decades. Nearly every holiday included working on family member’s computers or teaching family members how to accomplish something using their computers or phones. Often when I helped my mom with a tech challenge, she would comment that “Everybody needs a techie.” Unfortunately, not every family has a techie.
What services do you offer?
Tech Medics Omaha provides onsite services including :
Technical support for issues related to computers, networks, phone systems, and connected devices.
Move-in day technical setup and support.
Home office technology advice and setup.
Respectful instruction in how to use computers, mobile devices, and applications.
See our Home page for more details.
Our Staff
Our Staff
Ken Clipperton owns the Clipperton Technology Consulting Group and its dba entities including Senior Technology Solutions and Tech Medics Omaha. He also is a partner in the Data Center Intelligence Group (DCIG LLC), where he serves as the Lead Analyst for Storage.
Ken brings more than 20 years of information technology leadership to his current role. Prior roles include server administrator, systems analyst, and then information technology director at a series of three private colleges and universities. Ken has served on multiple corporate advisory boards, state-wide technology commissions, national user group boards, and presented at many national and regional technology conferences.
Throughout his career, Ken has specialized in evaluating and implementing innovative technologies to address operational, tactical and strategic business priorities. For example, Ken was a key leader in the creation of the world’s first comprehensive wireless community at Buena Vista University–a project called eBVyou–that became a national model and drew visiting teams from hundreds of colleges, universities and K-12 school districts.
Ken earned his MBA in Management Information Systems from Metropolitan State University, St. Paul, MN and a BA in History from Crown College.
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