About Bishop Enterprises

askBishop.com is a wholly owned subsidiary of Bishop Enterprises Corporation. Patsy Bishop founded Bishop Enterprises in 1984 as a small consulting business that focused on using technology to solve customer service problems. She incorporated the business in Delaware in 1987. She remains the sole stockholder in the business. Bishop Enterprises Corporation is classified as a female, minority owned firm. Click here to see more about Bishop Enterprises Corporation.

In 1999, we were asked to provide help desk type services to executives. We started what we call our Concierge Computer Service. It doesn't make any sense to take your computer to a repair center when you need to use your computer at your home or office.

One of our challenges is to provide a high level of service at a reasonable cost. We do not outsource our work. All of our call centers are located in the US. Each associate is extensively investigated with full background checks. Each associate is screened for her/his ability to communicate effectively over the telephone. Dave is forbidden from using the telephone or talking to customers too much at all. Our staff does not have a fleet of cool looking cars or trucks professing our geekiness. Those cost money and, in our opinion, don't provide value. While the Geek Squad, Geeks-On-Call, and Firedog all have their place, we specialize in having patient, effective communicators who can help you.

We are a Microsoft Business Partner and work with Sage Software (Peachtree Accounting), QuickBooks Accounting and Point of Sale, and other suppliers. These relationships help us get current, best information. We also write some software, especially for help desks and web sites.

We hope that you'll find us interesting enough to call us and ask more questions or sign up and give us a try. Your first question is free, but we do require that you give us a valid email address. We promise to never solicit you or sell, give, or provide your personal information to any third party- we just want to know that you are really you.