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Adam Burke

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Adam Burke

Adam Burke
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Adam is an experienced IT sales professional, covering Northern Indiana and surrounding regions for IT360. Born and raised in Orleans, IN, Adam is passionate about the automotive industry and classic automobiles. Living in Butler-Tarkington, you may bump into Adam at a Classic Auto event or meet-up. Adam is a devoted husband to Emily and a proud father to Asher. Adam is an active member of local animal rescue and has served as a colony manager for a group of feral cats.

Contact him today to see how IT360 can help with your IT and cybersecurity needs!

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Partner, Law Firm

We hired IT360 as our computer hardware and software computer consultants when the company first went into business. Since then, they have helped us purchase new software and hardware equipment that we have instituted into the law firm. Any time we needed them to be there they have been. They have solved all of our problems including: stand alone computers, networking issues, Internet access issues, and software. I would highly recommend IT360 to anybody who needs help in these areas.

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