Our mission is simple: make technology an asset for your business not a problem. Too many times we have seen other IT consulting firms recommend solutions that are not appropriate for the specific client's business or will not take a business' operations into their planning as they routinely bring down an entire business while they perform routine maintenance on a server. That is unacceptable. We won't bring you down in the middle of the day because it is "a better time for us". We work around your business. We strive to make technology integrate seamlessly with your business so your business can grow. As your technology partner, when your business grows ours will grow with you, therefore, we will work hand in hand with you to support your growth.

To achieve its goals, HCT must continue to leverage and expand upon its base of mission critical information and telecommunications technologies. Our customers need to use information technology as a fundamental tool for their work and academic pursuits. In addition, HCT's viability as a computer solutions company will depend upon its flexibility and ability to offer new technologies and implement advanced technical systems. Achieving this vision will require extensive collaboration and partnering among the different technology companies in Stanislaus County.

Support of HCT's mission through adaptive and innovative use of information technology. We are an extension of cost-effective and user-friendly computer solutions both telecommunication and Internet technologies to all of our customers of the HCT community wherever they may be. Acquisition and provision of new, cost-effective information technologies to the university community to keep HCTas current and competitive as possible. Provide a highly reliable infrastructure and set of computer-based administrative, teaching, learning and research tools to meet the ever-growing needs of the HCT customer community. Provide both general and specialized technical support for those using information technologies in the HCT community. Optimize the use of existing and planned investments in systems and technology. Reasonably protect information resources and systems from illegal access and use.