IT That Works rebrands, plans 5 new hires
BTR Associates has a new lease on life, thanks to a new name – IT That Works.The Bingham Farms-based firm is rebranding itself and refocusing its product offerings in an effort to expedite its recent growth. The 7-year-old company has grown 15 percent over the last year and expanded its offices in Metro Detroit and Nashville to 10 and five people, respectively, including one recent local hire.”We expect to hire at least five people over the next year,” says Bob Breitman, president and CEO of IT That Works.IT That Works is focusing on IT services for small-to-medium-size businesses, such as network management and data backup and recovery. “One of the things we are pushing is a better data backup plan that can protect your services.”Source: Bob Breitman, president and CEO of IT That WorksWriter: Jon Zemke
BTR Associates has a new lease on life, thanks to a new name – IT That Works.
The Bingham Farms-based firm is rebranding itself and refocusing its product offerings in an effort to expedite its recent growth. The 7-year-old company has grown 15 percent over the last year and expanded its offices in Metro Detroit and Nashville to 10 and five people, respectively, including one recent local hire.
“We expect to hire at least five people over the next year,” says Bob Breitman, president and CEO of IT That Works.
IT That Works is focusing on IT services for small-to-medium-size businesses, such as network management and data backup and recovery. “One of the things we are pushing is a better data backup plan that can protect your services.”
Source: Bob Breitman, president and CEO of IT That Works
Writer: Jon Zemke
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