In the month of June we had two of our employees have anniversaries. It was Joshua Jabours' 3rd anniversary and Russ Skelton's 16th anniversary with us.  We appreciate what both of these men do for our business here at dscTech.  In this month's newsletter I wanted to tell you a little bit about both of these gentlemen. Russ Skelton started with the company in June of 1995. While he has held many positions & titles, he is currently Senior Software Engineer. He has played a vital role in getting the company to where it is today.  Coming out of Southern Polytechnic State University, all Russ wanted to be was a programmer and developer.  He has done just that by playing a crucial role in the developing of many of our software programs including our newest, the Alarm Surveillance Notification.  The businesses that have purchased our software over the years have been able to experience Russ' work first hand.  Russ has not only been a programmer, but he has also been asked to help do many things such as setup networks or get one of those nasty viruses off a computer.  Whatever is asked of Russ he is more than willing to do what he can to help solve the problem.  One thing Russ takes tremendous pride in is offering our clients terrific customer service and developing long lasting business relationships.  Russ and his wife Cathy live in Toccoa, Georgia along with their horses, rabbits and even a hedgehog.  When Russ is not programming,or developing, he enjoys reading, sports and spending time with his wife.                            

Joshua started before finishing high school and is our Junior Software Assistant.  JJ, as we call him, works hand and hand with our senior tech staff in developing and the testing of our software systems including the building of our hardware components.  He also helps dscTech in the computer services side of our business.  If you have a problem with your computer, JJ can fix it.  During the last year he has worked with many of you in your place of business when you have had computer problems pop up or if you wanted help with a network issue.  Joshua has played a big part in all of our areas of business and has helped dscTech develop long lasting business relationships.  Joshua enjoys spending time with his family, reading and working on his coin collection.

DscTech, Inc would like to thank both of these men for the dedication

they have brought to our business and our clients.  We look forward to their continued help in making dscTech the best IT company in the South. 

Written by David Sayer 

DscTech has just been certified as a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE).  Some may ask what is DBE and how does it work?  
The Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Program was created to provide a level playing field for small minority and women owned companies wanting to do business with DOT and other agencies receiving federal funds from the U.S. Department of Transportation. 

There are many companies that are alloted funds to do business with a DBE certified company. So remember the next time your network is down, you need work on your router or firewalls, need a new web site, need an alarm device monitoring and notification system (just to name a few) - we are just a call or click away. 

If you are one of the companies that get credit for using a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise business here is our Vendor ID; 2DSo50 and our NAICS Code 541511.  Please consider us as a provider of business software solutions for your company. 

For more information on DBE for dscTech, Inc please email david@dsctech.net or call David at 706-856-3282

Written by David Sayer

                                                    DscTech, Inc. participated on June 25th in the annual Hart County Pre 4th Extravaganza.  We had prizes and face painting for the kids.  During the event we were able to see many current clients and    were able to reach out to and many prospective clients.  The weather was great and a good time was had by all.  A big thank you goes out to all that stopped by to see us and the dscTech team that made this possible. We look forward to participating again next year.

Written by David Sayer