About RESCUECOM

RESCUECOM CEO David A. Milman, at the age of 19, began his computer career in 1985 with nothing more than $100.00 and a 1978 Datsun 280Z to his name. The business that was to become Rescuecom in later years, earned a reputation for top quality work and exceptional customer service.

By 1989, the business topped $1 Million(US) and delivering the same top quality work that built the business became ever more difficult to achieve, in essence the business hit a glass ceiling. The problem was similar to what IBM experienced on a much larger scale (8 years after Milman) as outlined in the Financial Times article "Big blueprint for IBM services."

The solution (for both Milman and IBM) was to standardize and fully automate the delivery of computer services.

Essentially, "Make ordering computer repair and support as easy and as fast as ordering a large order of French fries." - David A. Milman (1997)

From humble beginnings in 1985, that small company operating out of a college apartment has grown into a global company employing computer support and repair technicians all over the globe.

What took 17 years to build is his patented SYSTEM ONE^® (patent number 6898435) that effortlessly connects techs through a wireless handheld system directly to customers anywhere in the world.

Constantly developing new techniques to make getting high-quality computer support "as easy and as fast as ordering a large order of French fries", RESCUECOM CEO David Milman designed a version of SYSTEM ONE^® especially for customer use. This patented software, iProtector^® (patent number 8832424), defends customers' computers from online attacks in addition to allowing customers to effortlessly set up computer service calls whenever they need with just a click.

Today, through this very website, you can use SYSTEM ONE^® to order service for any technology or computer problem and have a tech "onsite in less than 1 hour or online connected to your computer within 15 minutes."™