Computer Systems Integrator in Orlando fills void left by the big IT Firms.

Large IT firms have many smaller, local based businesses feeling abandoned. By targeting and catering to only the "local fortune 500s" and over pricing their services the small business often does not know where to turn for professional IT support. This is where one local IT firm helps out.

Ahead Technologies Group, Inc. (www.AheadTechnologies.com) has made a conscientious effort to pick up where the larger IT firms leave off. By focusing only on smaller companies they avoid the bureaucratic tangles that so often bog down effective relationships between client and service provider. They are also able to deliver better pricing because of the way they are organized. Operating out of home and mobile offices they are not burdened by excessive overheads that a typical firm operates under.

My office is the clients office" says owner Eric Horde, If I am to be effective supporting a business I need to be mobile, not tied to desk at some office across town." Eric also believes in delivering the same quality of services and systems that previously only larger firms could afford. I maintain the same relationships and accounts with the large distribution warehouses that the big boys do, the difference is I do not rely on equipment markups for income." , says Eric. This is what enables Ahead Technologies Group, Inc. to undercut standard pricing models.

To understand the company philosophy one only needs to visit their website, (www.AheadTechnologies.com), and read the introduction on the main page.

In today's business age every company should expect quality, reliability and business advantages from their technology investments.
Ahead Technologies Group, Inc. delivers the quality, reliability and technology advantages you deserve. Fast, effective problem resolution, expertly configured systems and networks. Solutions that are correctly sized to your company's technology needs."

He should know, Eric has spent years supporting very large companies and their strategic IT direction, many of those years with the bigger integration firms.

We were never able to respond fast enough." was one problem Eric states. By the time an effective, cutting-edge solution would get through the red tape and be approved the technology would be obsolete. This is not a problem with the small business person; they dont have to go to the board for every single upgrade. The end result is I can enable a smaller firm to be technologically superior to a larger competitor."

And who doesnt want that advantage?