Critigen today announced its membership to the newly re-branded Colorado Technology Association (ColoTech), formerly the Colorado Software & Internet Association (CSIA), the Front Range’s largest technology association. ColoTech has grown to represent the more than 5,500 software, hardware and IT services companies, nearly 1,000 IT operations in Colorado, and more than 150,000 technology professionals. It evolved its branding to reflect its continued focus on software/hardware/IT companies, as well as IT operations in the state. Critigen, with headquarters in Denver and operations around the globe, facilitates actionable intelligence from enterprise data by developing solutions that integrate innovative visual and analytical technologies including geospatial, mapping, imagery, mobile development, private cloud computing, data management and IT outsourcing.
“Critigen has established itself as a technology leader, having been named one of the top Global 50 IT Outsourcing and Managed Hosting Providers by the Black Book of Outsourcing, alongside IBM, Microsoft, HP and others, for several consecutive years,” said Sean Feeney, Critigen CEO. “Moreover we have a rich history of having developed solutions for leading Colorado clients for over sixteen years. Our involvement with ColoTech is just an additional step in reinforcing our commitment to driving technology innovation with Colorado’s leading companies.”
Critigen, divested from Colorado-based CH2M HILL in 2009, provides market-leading IT consulting and outsourcing, managed IT services, cloud computing, remote infrastructure monitoring and management (RIMM), disaster recovery, 24×7 help desk and application management services. The company’s services help public and private clients reduce operating costs, avoid significant capital expenditures, and improve service by providing end-to-end management of IT operations and network infrastructure.
“There is significant advantage to working closely with the technology leaders in and around the state,” said Rand Knight, senior vice president of sales and marketing for Critigen. “As a company we know that working with ColoTech we not only open the doors for new clients, prospects, partners and significant opportunities to network – but we can work with other established technology companies to continue to herald Colorado’s extensive tech-friendly community.
We expect to benefit greatly from ColoTech through the association’s education series’, vertical programs (including healthcare, manufacturing, state and local government), business-to-business development, economic development and networking functions.”
Source:http://www.benzinga.com/pressreleases/11/07/p1802054/critigen-joins-re-branded-colorado-technology-association
