Montgomery Living interviewed one of the IT specialist firms for some insights into how this decision ought to be made. It began in 1985 performing computer quality assurance and complete system optimization services in support of United States Air Force global operations. PSi has experienced solid growth from its inception and currently boasts 51 employees in its commercial and government divisions providing the same quality systems engineering and services computer expertise to commercial corporations throughout the Southeast that they have been providing to the Department of Defense over the past 13 years. The company has been successful in building long-term relationships with its customers because it seeks to attract and retain only the highest caliber of technical professionals who have an acute awareness of customer service and obligations. We're committed to quality and service, because in this faceless age of the Internet and global economies, personalization is often overlooked.
Face time is crucial.
Growth in their Internet services, including business to business applications, website hosting, and electronic commerce capabilities also has brought them onto the cutting edge of information technology services. Part of the advantage of hiring a team of outsiders is that not just one individual is making decisions affecting the future of the company in an area where management may not be cognizant. A team of highly skilled software developers and database technicians with backup from other members of their organization can provide sound and seasoned experience to businesses wary of stepping into their own futures. Part of PSi's success has been understanding that walking with their customers into the future is an uneasy proposition, and they are prepared to discuss why's and how's and alternative solutions. In addition to caring for their business partners, PSi is deeply involved in the community with an impressive list of activities, including board membership on the Alabama Information Technology Association, membership on the Board of Directors of the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce and Brewbaker Technology Magnet High School and Chairpersons of the Information Technology Committee of the Chamber, and board members on the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association.