Vision Computer Solutions plans for 50 percent growth, adding 3 jobs
Northville-based Vision Computer Solutions likes the number 50. The IT firm grew its revenue by 50 percent in 2007 and expects to grow its revenue by another 45-50 percent again this year. And, you guessed, the company is planning for another 40-50 percent growth in revenue in 2009.The business with 14 employees also expects to add one more person this year and another two people next year. The company has also added technical capabilities in recent years and expects to keep investing in that infrastructure in the hear future.But Vision Computer Solutions, founded in 1995, is focusing more on the customer service angle of IT work. It specializes in IT management that goes beyond simple if it’s broken, fix-it-over-the-phone services. It also adds on-site computer repair, equipment installation and advice on making purchases. Source: Marc Harlow, spokesman for Vision Computer SolutionsWriter: Jon Zemke
Northville-based Vision Computer Solutions likes the number 50.
The IT firm grew its revenue by 50 percent in 2007 and expects to grow its revenue by another 45-50 percent again this year. And, you guessed, the company is planning for another 40-50 percent growth in revenue in 2009.
The business with 14 employees also expects to add one more person this year and another two people next year. The company has also added technical capabilities in recent years and expects to keep investing in that infrastructure in the hear future.
But Vision Computer Solutions, founded in 1995, is focusing more on the customer service angle of IT work. It specializes in IT management that goes beyond simple if it’s broken, fix-it-over-the-phone services. It also adds on-site computer repair, equipment installation and advice on making purchases.
Source: Marc Harlow, spokesman for Vision Computer Solutions
Writer: Jon Zemke
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