We believe good IT service should be repeatable and understandable. By documenting systems, workflows, and client environments, we make it easier to resolve issues consistently and reduce dependence on one person’s memory.
About Us
How DataSHUR Corporation Got Here
DataSHUR Corporation was established in 1999 and serves small and midsized businesses across the Denver area and Colorado. Led by Keith Burton, the company grew from a clear frustration many business owners still know well: IT support that reacts slowly, explains too little, and leaves the same problems coming back.
We built DataSHUR Corporation for organizations that depend on technology every day but do not want to manage it alone. Many clients come to us after dealing with slow response times, unclear escalation paths, recurring issues, uncertain backups, or security concerns that were never explained in plain language. Those experiences shaped the way we work: document the environment, communicate clearly, respond quickly, and make technology decisions part of a larger business plan.
Our background includes enterprise-class IT experience, work with large organizations including the U.S. Military, and a technology partnership history that includes Datto and Kaseya solutions. We bring that discipline to small and midsized businesses that need practical support without unnecessary complexity.
Today, DataSHUR Corporation works with professional service organizations, dental practices, legal firms, healthcare organizations, and other businesses that rely on reliable systems, secure data, and steady communication. Our role is not just to fix what breaks. It is to help clients understand what is happening, why it matters, and what should happen next.
What Our Clients Say
If Your Current IT Support Feels Reactive, Let’s Talk About a Better Way Forward.
Schedule a consultation with DataSHUR Corporation to discuss your business, current IT challenges, and what a more responsive managed IT relationship could look like. We will start with a practical conversation about your goals, risks, and next steps, not a one-size-fits-all pitch.

