Former Political Aide to Head Anderson Based Technology Company

Anderson, Indiana based 1st Call Technology announced today that Alan Moore, former Operations Director for former Congressman David McIntosh, will server as President.

(PRWEB) November 8, 2004 -- Anderson, Indiana based 1st Call Technology announced today that Alan Moore, former Operations Director for former Congressman David McIntosh, will server as President. 1st Call Technology was founded in 2002 and was focused strictly as a technology company offering website design and programming services. According to Moore, Im very excited to be involved in a company that is based right here in Indiana with so much potential for growth."

This will be a time of transition for 1st Call Technology as it moves from a pure technology focus to a more marketing focus. According to Moore, We are going to be shifting in focus from a pure technology company to providing marketing services, specifically press release writing and printing." Moore went on to say, We will still provide tech services such as website design and creating computer software programming. We feel that we can offer marketing services that will appeal to the technology clients."

1st Call Technology will have two divisions including technology and marketing. The technology division will include: programming, website design, and other internet related projects. The marketing division of 1st Call Technology will offer press release writing, press release distribution, and printing services. According to Moore, The 1st Call Technology website at www.1stcalltechnology.com will play a key role in the development of the company, as we will now be able to offer marketing services on a nationwide basis. Previously, the technology services were focused on central Indiana."

The key selling point, according to Moore, will be price. Our target market will be to focus on small businesses on a tight budget." Moore went on to say, We have found that we can offer prices on services such as printing that is as much as 50% lower than local prices, while maintaining a high standard of quality. We feel this will really appeal to small and start-up businesses in these tough economic times."

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