Bulletproof InfoTech Cemented As Canadian Small Business IT Leader

PR Log (Press Release) – Aug 20, 2009 – Technology and Business IT systems are becoming increasingly complicated for the average small business owner to simply figure out on their own. Bulletproof InfoTech bridges the gap between business and the technology solutions available to small business today resulting in less stress and confusion, allowing business owners to focus on running and growing their business.

Bulletproof InfoTech, a Microsoft Gold Partner, Small Business Specialist and DELL PartnerDirect member is pleased to announce their recent achievement as a finalist in the 2009 CDN Channel Elite Awards for best overall Small Business IT solution in Canada.

Bulletproof’s nomination focused on lessening the overall technology complexity and providing a secure and protected IT network for a Red Deer based accounting firm. Leveraging DELL Power Edge servers, Microsoft Small Business Server, Windows Server 2008 with Hyper-V virtualization, Microsoft Office 2007, Windows SharePoint Services, Document Management solutions and Thin Client technologies to build a rock-solid technology system meeting the needs of the business today and providing a solid foundation for growth. The client now has a solution which protects them from data disasters, ensures all staff members are productive and reduces their overall IT support costs.

“Bulletproof InfoTech’s focus on understanding our business and recommending the right solutions to fit our needs ensures we have a lower cost of operation with Information Technology and drives lower costs throughout our business. They are our trusted business partner for all things technology,” states Jerome Roth, partner at Red Deer’s Downey, Swainson and Roth.

“Bulletproof is honoured to have received this recognition,” states René Sloos, Vice President Solutions. “We are 100% committed to serving the needs of Calgary, Red Deer and Alberta small business. This is our focus! Many of the solutions we recommend to our clients are the exact same technologies we use ourselves; we drink our own champagne and share it with those we serve.”