John Jewell and the team at JTC, Inc. have been the Chamber’s IT services provider since 2009.
Each month, for the last six years, they have provided a number of in-kind service hours to keep the Chamber staff’s office technology up and running, including regular back-ups. Anyone who has been to a meeting in the Chamber offices has also benefited from JTC’s provision of free WiFi access.
Following the merger they worked to provide the staff, working in three different locations, with access to one server system in a matter of days.
Then when it was time to move into the new headquarters, they coordinated the moving of all of the Chamber’s computers and servers into the new office just before the Christmas holiday in December 2010.
In addition to all of this, they’ve proven to be excellent neighbors. Their office is located just one floor above our Chamber’s home at Capital Court.
Please join us in congratulating John Jewell and the team at JTC, Inc. on being named the “Behind the Scenes Business of the Year!”
JTC, Inc. is located in Manassas. The firm specializes in providing big business technical solutions on a small business budget.
This post was written by the Prince William Chamber of Commerce.Â
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