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A member of the WBM team will follow up within one business day. In most cases it is sooner. The person who reaches out will be equipped to have a real conversation about your situation, not just schedule a follow-up call.

Yes. WBM supports organizations across Western Canada, including those operating in rural and remote areas. Our Infrastructure Operations Centres in Calgary, Saskatoon, Regina, Winnipeg, and Vancouver are supported by a team of over 550 IT professionals, and our managed services are designed to support distributed environments regardless of geography. If your organization has locations outside a major centre, that is something we can speak to directly when we connect.

WBM works with organizations of many sizes, from community non-profits and local co-operatives, to credit unions and construction companies, as well as Crown corporations and globally distributed enterprises. What matters more than headcount is whether your organization is ready to treat technology as a strategic part of how it operates and grows. If that describes you, we are likely a good fit.

A member of the WBM team will review your submission and reach out within one business day to introduce themselves and learn a bit more about your situation. The first conversation is straightforward: we listen, ask a few questions, and help you figure out whether WBM is the right partner for where you are right now.

Absolutely. Many of the organizations we work with today came to us while they were still with another provider. A conversation with WBM does not require any commitment or immediate change. It is simply an opportunity to understand what a different approach could look like and whether it would be worth exploring further. If the timing is not right, we will tell you that too.

That depends on where your organization is today, and figuring that out together is exactly what an initial conversation is for. WBM's cybersecurity practice serves organizations across a wide range of industries and maturity levels, from those building a security program for the first time to those looking to strengthen an existing one. If cybersecurity is something you are thinking about, a call is a practical starting point.