Olmec Systems has provided managed IT services in New Jersey since 1996. The Denville company supports business infrastructure, help desk operations, cloud services, cybersecurity, Microsoft solutions, and continuity planning across New Jersey, New York City, the Atlanta metro area, and national accounts. For owners, builders, and IT leaders in NJ, CT, and NY who need business IT coordinated with AV and control systems, Restrepo Innovations brings Elite Pro Crestron Dealer and Ubiquiti UISP/Pro Partner experience to the same planning conversation. (Olmec About Us; Olmec managed IT services)
Who is Olmec Systems?
Olmec Systems is a managed services company headquartered at 85 Bloomfield Avenue in Denville, New Jersey. Its public site lists New Jersey and New York City support, an Atlanta metro office in Duluth, Georgia, and national onsite support. The company says it has served the New Jersey and New York City area since 1996 and later expanded into Atlanta. (Olmec contact page; Olmec company history)
Chris Forte is President and CEO. Jason J Manteiga is Vice President. Olmec also identifies leaders for sales, service, professional services, and help desk operations. That structure gives a client named people for escalation and delivery instead of an anonymous ticket queue. (Olmec leadership)
What services does Olmec Systems provide?
Olmec provides managed IT services in New Jersey alongside 24/7 support, IT consulting, cloud services, IT outsourcing, business continuity, cloud-based phone systems, cybersecurity, and Microsoft IT solutions. The mix covers support and planning as staff, applications, and locations change. (Olmec service overview)
That range matters in a commercial project. A conference room display, a control processor, an access point, and a workstation all depend on the network and its operating rules. A technology plan should identify who owns switching, Wi-Fi, VLANs, monitoring, remote access, backup, and response. Restrepo can coordinate the AV and control layer with the client's IT team so the finished room is supportable after the integrator leaves.
What does Olmec's current work say about business IT?
Olmec's September 2026 articles focus on remote device management, recurring IT problems, and the commitments inside a managed IT checklist. The topics are practical. Unpatched routers, untracked assets, repeat failures, service response, monitoring, and defined expectations are the details that decide whether a business can keep operating when a device or link fails. (Remote and hybrid work gaps; Recurring IT problems; Managed IT checklist)
Olmec's homepage publishes operating figures: 30+ years of service, 365 days of emergency assistance, 99% customer satisfaction, 7+ average years per client partnership, more than 9,000 endpoints under management, 62,545+ tickets closed, and 650+ businesses supported. Those company-reported numbers show the scale Olmec presents to a prospective client. (Olmec operating figures)
What recognition did Olmec receive in 2026?
Olmec announced on February 11, 2026 that CRN named the company to the 2026 Managed Service Provider 500 list in the Pioneer 250 category. Olmec described the recognition as a reflection of its managed services work and its history supporting businesses since 1996. (Olmec's 2026 CRN MSP 500 announcement)
The recognition does not replace the questions a buyer should ask. Who answers the phone? What is monitored? How are changes documented? How does the provider handle backup, endpoint protection, cloud identity, and a network that supports AV and control systems? An award can open the conversation. The operating details decide whether the relationship works.
How should Olmec and an AV integrator coordinate?
Olmec should own the business IT operating model while the AV integrator owns the AV, control, and room technology scope. The teams still need one coordination plan. It should cover rack locations, power, cooling, network paths, switch ports, VLANs, Wi-Fi coverage, remote access, control processors, display endpoints, and service documentation.
Restrepo designs, deploys, installs, configures, and supports technology systems for residential, commercial, hospitality, and military and government projects. In a commercial project, the handoff is cleaner when the business IT provider and AV team agree on naming, addressing, monitoring, change control, and who responds when the room does not behave as expected. (Restrepo network infrastructure; Restrepo commercial work)
Call 201.405.2022 if you want to walk a project through before the equipment room, pathways, and network responsibilities are fixed. Early coordination protects the budget and the service plan.
Olmec owns the business IT operation. We own the AV and control layer. The owner should get one coordinated handoff, not a debate between vendors.
— Michael Restrepo, Founder, Restrepo Innovations
How to contact Olmec Systems
Olmec lists its New Jersey and New York City address at 85 Bloomfield Avenue, Denville, NJ 07834, with NJ sales and support at (973) 586-6590. The Atlanta metro office is listed at 2250 Satellite Blvd, Suite 100, Duluth, GA 30097, with support at (770) 462-2630. Visit the Olmec contact page for current details.
If you are planning a technology project in NJ, CT, and NY and want business IT, AV, controls, and networks discussed together, contact Restrepo Innovations at 201.405.2022 or office@restrepoinnovations.com. (Talk with Restrepo Innovations)
FAQ
What does Olmec Systems do?
Olmec Systems provides managed IT services in New Jersey, New York City, the Atlanta metro area, and nationally. Its published services include IT support, help desk, consulting, cloud services, cybersecurity, business continuity, Microsoft solutions, and virtual CIO support. (Olmec services)
When was Olmec Systems founded?
Olmec Systems has provided IT support since 1996. The company is headquartered at 85 Bloomfield Avenue in Denville, New Jersey, and lists support locations for New Jersey and New York City, plus an Atlanta metro office in Duluth, Georgia. (Olmec About Us)
Who leads Olmec Systems?
Chris Forte is Olmec Systems President and CEO, and Jason J Manteiga is Vice President. The company identifies both leaders on its About Us page, alongside its sales, service, professional services, and help desk leadership. (Olmec leadership)
What recognition did Olmec receive in 2026?
Olmec announced on February 11, 2026 that CRN named the company to its 2026 Managed Service Provider 500 list in the Pioneer 250 category. The recognition reflects Olmec's managed services work and its operating history since 1996. (2026 CRN MSP 500 announcement)
How should IT and AV scopes be coordinated?
IT and AV scopes should be coordinated before rough-in so network closets, pathways, rack power, VLANs, Wi-Fi coverage, control processors, and service access have defined owners. Olmec can own business IT operations while Restrepo coordinates the AV, control, and technology infrastructure inside the project.
Where does Restrepo Innovations work?
Restrepo Innovations works on residential, commercial, hospitality, and military and government projects in NJ, CT, and NY. The firm is an Elite Pro Crestron Dealer, HTA Luxury Certified, OSHA Certified, and a Ubiquiti UISP/Pro Partner. Call 201.405.2022 or email office@restrepoinnovations.com.