Managed IT Providers Serving Agriculture
8 managed IT providers on this site list agriculture among the industries they serve. 6 offer round-the-clock monitoring and 7 publish at least one compliance framework they support, most commonly HIPAA, NIST, CMMC. Between them they operate from 9 locations. Every field below names its source and the date we last checked it.
All 8 providers as a table
| Provider | Based | 24/7 | Certifications | Compliance | Price / seat | Quotes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AIRIAM MDT LLC | Not stated | Yes | 5 | NIST | Not disclosed | Get quotes |
| Davenport Group | Not stated | Yes | 2 | HIPAA | Not disclosed | Get quotes |
| SBT Partners, LLC | Charlotte, NC | Yes | 1 | None on record | Not disclosed | Get quotes |
| Cherry Bekaert Advisory LLC | Not stated | Not disclosed | 2 | CMMC | Not disclosed | Get quotes |
| Thriveon | Eden Prairie, MN | Yes | None on record | HIPAA, CMMC, NIST, PCI DSS, SOC 2, GLBA, CJIS | Not disclosed | Get quotes |
| Accent Consulting | Lafayette, IN | Yes | None on record | CMMC, HIPAA, NIST | Not disclosed | Get quotes |
| Combined Technology | Tulsa, OK | Yes | None on record | HIPAA | Not disclosed | Get quotes |
| Flexible IT | Hauppauge, NY | Not disclosed | None on record | SOC 2 | Not disclosed | Get quotes |
What to ask a provider about agriculture
Name the obligation, not the industry
"We serve agriculture" is a marketing line. "We take clients through HIPAA" is a claim you can check. Ask which of your obligations they have handled and for whom.
Ask about the software you actually run
Sector expertise usually lives in specific systems rather than in the sector itself. Name your line-of-business application and ask what they have done with it.
Check who does the work
Some providers subcontract specialist work. That is not a problem in itself, but you should know it before an incident rather than during one.
Compare against generalists too
Shortlist one provider without a agriculture focus. If the specialists cannot explain what they do differently, the specialism is a label rather than a capability.
Agriculture coverage by metro
8 metros on this site have at least one provider listing agriculture among the industries it serves. The number in brackets is how many. Each link opens the metro comparison, where coverage hours, certifications and published pricing sit side by side. A low number means we have not finished researching that metro for this sector — not that no one there does the work.
Charlotte (3) · Houston (1) · Indianapolis (1) · Long Island (1) · Minneapolis (1) · Orlando (1) · Tampa (1) · Tulsa (1)
Agriculture and managed IT — common questions
Does industry experience actually matter when choosing an IT provider?
It matters where the industry carries specific obligations — regulated data, audit requirements, or specialist software. For agriculture the practical test is whether a provider can name the frameworks and systems you are accountable for without being prompted. Where an industry has no such obligations, a provider's general track record matters more than the sector label.
What does "serves agriculture" mean on this site?
It means the provider lists agriculture among the industries it serves — either on its own website or in a vendor partner directory. It is a claim of focus, not a certification. We publish it because it is what the provider tells buyers, and we name the source so you can check it.
Should I choose a provider that only works in my industry?
Not necessarily. A specialist knows your obligations without a briefing; a generalist has usually seen more varied failures. What matters more is whether they can explain how they would handle your specific systems. Ask both types the same question and compare the answers.
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We publish an industry page only where at least 3 providers list that industry. Below that there is nothing to compare, so we leave the page out rather than publish a list of one.