Our Mission

In late 2008 a group of information technology professionals met over coffee after a Between Jobs Ministry (BJM) meeting. The agenda was simple; find a way for a group of unemployed top notch IT/IS people to band together to become a "Mutual Benefit Corporation" (aka "Co-Op") thus allowing the group to pursue jobs on par with temporary agencies or placement firms. The industry response to our job search efforts was startling to say the least. Because of our low overhead and the relationship with our PEO, we are able to charge clients significantly less  than our competition while making a better income for ourselves and our families... [more]                 

Company Profile

The Co-Op has over a dozen members covering all facets of IT/IS. Windows, UNIX/Linux
Macintosh, and HPC Computing. Each of us have been in the field for at least 18 years!

We are always looking for more Co-Op members as well as referrals. Our philosophy on
referrals is one of ongoing rather than one time rewards. Our operations were designed
toward cost savings for clients, working as an asset to current staff rather than being
seen as a threat, we are seen as companions and compatriots. Our help desk facilities
are both cutting edge and amazingly affordable. We reduce stress and save money.

"Compare the cost of a temp agency to a Co-Op contractor - the savings are dramatic!"

--- Jeffrey Bottoms (Founder - Computer Alternatives) 

Contact Information

We specialize in Hosted Computing, Hosted Applications as well as IT/IS and ISP
related services. We want to talk to you, please call, fax, email or fill in the form.

Telephone

(713) 893-8553

FAX

(713) 469-5730

Postal address

3840 NASA Parkway
Seabrook, TX 77586

Electronic mail

General Information:     info@xsobbs.com
Sales:                         info@xsobbs.com
Customer Support:        info@xsobbs.com
Webmaster:                 webmaster@xsobbs.com

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