Quvecta, a Georgia technology company founded in 1973 with offices in Savannah and Macon, Ga., recently marked its five-year milestone servicing the Savannah community and providing technology solutions and resources for business corporations in and throughout the southern region. 

A widely-respected industry leader, Quvecta President Randy Smith expanded his technology company to the Savannah market five years ago. Home to a top-tier team of technology experts, Quvecta’s mission focuses on helping businesses achieve successful business growth while saving money on business computers and communications support. 

“There are few things more valuable to a business than their data security and communications efficiency and how those two thing work together to impact and improve your bottom line,” said Quvecta President Randy Smith. “If you want to keep your customers, you have to keep their data safe and available. With the constant changes to technology and daily developments of new threats, it takes a highly-trained technician to maintain the systems critical to your business success. The additional cost of hiring Quvecta may well be less than the expense of hiring one skilled fully employed technician. 

Smith, a trusted technology and business development advisor for business corporations with more than 40-years of technology experience, and Brian Cobb, Quvecta’s vice president and a skilled IT engineer, have grown the Quvecta brand to focus on creating real savings and a better business model for clients through technology.

“Our goal at Quvecta is to improve the performance of your business by managing the technologies your business relies on for you,” said Quvecta Vice President Brian Cobb. “We utilize incredible artificial intelligence to recognize and resolve problems before they disrupt your operation.”

To accomplish a client’s intricate technology needs, as well as creating an opportunity for savings, Quvecta closely audits a client’s business, their data, and specific industry and then returns a customized proforma detailing back the level of service and products Quvecta can offer to best compliment the specific business model and actual needs. 

“Unplanned IT downtime or outage can have a huge impact on lost revenue and hours of productivity, as well as negative customer satisfaction, compliance failure, and public hits to a company’s brand,” said Smith. 

According to Infonetics Research: Companies experience an average of 501 hours of network downtime every year, and the overall downtime costs an average of 3.6% of annual revenue.

With access to state-of-the-art systems and applications to monitor and execute critical IT needs, Quvecta’s skilled engineers are able to act in real-time to course-correct when clients encounter issues affecting their IT infrastructure and productivity. “Our goal is to provide a range of best-in-class, proactive solutions to make sure your business network infrastructure is second to none at all levels of entry,” said Smith.