Five feet of snow doesn't stop a managed service provider.
That's what MSPs based in the Buffalo, N.Y., area said as they work to keep clients and their own businesses running. The region has been hammered with immense amounts of snowfall, with the National Weather Service predicting total snowfall will reach 70 inches by Wednesday night in some areas.
After more than a year of planning, and a wrench that was thrown into those plans, David Stinner is finally set to open his new US itek computer manufacturing facility and tech retail center. In March 2012, he said he wanted to make his 19-year-old
company more visible by moving from an industrial area on Military Road to a more retail-friendly area at 1016 Niagara Falls Blvd.
Ingram Micro’s Thomas Bamrick said the convergence of many markets gives Ingram Micro the opportunity to provide expertise in areas that could result in the company’s growth.
Officials at information technology distributor Ingram Micro in Amherst say the company is poised to grow in two areas: cloud computing and mobile services.
Technology retailers are preparing for floods of orders for the newest wave of Apple and Microsoft products, some of which can be ordered beginning Friday, Oct. 26.
On Oct. 23, Garret Cleversley watched a one-hour Apple Inc. live streaming online video, where the company’s new products were introduced.
The new $1 million US itek Inc. building set to open this summer will serve as the company’s headquarters, computer manufacturing facility, technology retail store and employee Shangri-La.
The facility, the culmination of President David Stinner’s vision, will stand out more and better reflect his brand, product and service offerings.
