I’d like to think that we always have reason to celebrate. We have an unbelievably talented workforce, loyal clients and a corporate culture that encourages best-in-class service. We’re one of the leading managed I.T. services providers in the region, and we’re constantly evolving and improving.
This month, NetGain Technologies celebrates its 29th year of providing industry-leading IT services to its customers.
As we all know, not every business is successful. In fact, it’s a lot more common to see a company go under than to see it thrive. The business survival rate is low in virtually every industry.
This is certainly true with I.T. service and solution companies. Firms in our sector frequently struggle, and often go out of business. In July, Bruce Stuart, president of ChannelCorp, noted that a full 50 percent of channel partners are currently insolvent. An additional 40 percent face significant financial challenges. Only 10 percent of channel partners, he claimed, are in truly excellent financial condition.
Leader in information technology solutions NetGain Technologies has announced that it has achieved Service Organization Controls (SOC) 2 certification.
For any business to survive and thrive, it must do everything within its power to gain and maintain its clients trust. This may seem obvious, and perhaps it is, but the fact of the matter is that many companies do not demonstrate any good reason why consumers should grant their trust to these organizations. Trust must be earned, and it must be demonstrable.
It’s been eight months since Hurricane Sandy. What have we learned about the health of businesses affected by the storm? More than half of the small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) in New York City, New Jersey and Connecticut suffered losses in revenue. Likely, the businesses of Oklahoma will face the same fate due to the recent tornadoes.
A regional leader in the managed IT space, NetGain Technologies works with legal firms, financial institutions, manufacturing companies and healthcare facilities in the area. To continue its current growth and maintain excellence in services, CEO Mark Jacobson has called upon a dynamic group of industry leaders and top clients to form NetGain Technologies’ first advisory board.
As a member of the Kentucky Association of Manufacturers, NetGain Technologies -a local IT solutions company – will be participating in their upcoming annual energy conference May 14 & 15. Built by manufacturers, this is Kentucky’s only energy conference focused exclusively on manufacturing.
Despite assuming that they are safe from cyber attacks due to their size, small businesses are increasingly the targets.
