About Us

When Chip Happens, It’s A Good Thing

Chip Shepard started his career serving in the U.S. Army, where his Army career consisted of operating a Tactical Computer for data entry on a Multiple Launch Rocket System, Field Artillery. While serving, Chip assisted with computer troubleshooting, presentations, and other computer services as needed by the officers. Chip served a total of 9 years active service, and 3 years Army National Guard as a communications specialist.

After active duty military, Chip was hired as a PC Technician for RCB Bank. During his employment, Chip worked his way through the entire IT process, which included:  Computer repair, website maintenance, server troubleshooting, laptop maintenance, mobile devices, routers, switches, networking, and wireless.  Chip also developed a passion for information security while installing and maintaining the network security infrastructure.  Additionally Chip earned the title of Vice President, Network Administrator and managed a team of IT professionals.
Chip grew to love helping others with their technology needs and was driven by customer satisfaction. If there is an issue, Chip will not stop until it is resolved. His passion and dedication to tasks and projects are exemplary.

To find out more about Chip Shepard and Shepard Technologies, contact us at 918-638-994.  You can also check out our facebook page.

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Clint started in May of 2020.  A father of two awesome little girls, and husband to one amazing wife. Clint grew up in Edmond, Oklahoma, and lived a large portion of his youth in Latin America. He attended Tulsa Community College where he received a degree in English. Prior to working for Shepard Technologies he had primarily been in retail until being introduced to Chip by a mutual friend of ours, who noted his affinity for computers and passed this information along. Beyond working with computers, his passion truly lies with helping others and earlier in his academic career, had considered becoming an Occupational Therapist.