Synoptek Recognized on Orange County Business Journal's 2018 List of Fastest Growing Private Companies
IRVINE, Calif., Oct. 30, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Synoptek, a globally recognized managed IT consulting firm and cloud services provider, earned yet another recognition on Orange County Business Journal's annual report of the fastest growing private companies in the region. Synoptek first started receiving recognition from OCBJ's annual list of midsize companies in 2013 and has upheld its momentum and top 50 ranking placement since.
Synoptek offers a comprehensive, strategic technology portfolio of managed IT services, managed cloud services, cybersecurity, IT advisory, business process consulting, application management and end-user services to ensure its clients fully benefit from the business value of IT. As an IT consulting and management leader for more than 20 years, Synoptek has become one of the largest global managed service providers (MSP) and was named among the top 20 MSPs in the Annual MSP 501 Ranking Report by Channel Futures. The report is the first, largest and most comprehensive ranking of managed service providers worldwide and ranks MSPs based on various metrics including trend anticipation, evolvement speed, data and analytics integration, revenues and more.
In July, Synoptek announced its most recent acquisition of Indusa – an acquisition which further positions Synoptek as one of the leading digital transformation consulting, implementation and IT management providers. The highly anticipated acquisition optimized Synoptek's ability to modernize business processes by strengthening the MSP's performance in predictive analytics, artificial intelligence (AI) and business intelligence (BI) strategies. Additionally, clients can now integrate to one comprehensive solution with a single partner of accountability to advise, deploy and manage all business technologies.
"We are honored to be recognized as one of Orange County's fastest-growing companies yet again," shared Tim Britt, CEO of Synoptek. "As our organization continues to grow, we strive to hold true to our client promise to treat them like family. The key to maintaining our success is our 100% focus on achieving business results for our customers and helping them realize the digital transformation that they are seeking."
Tim Britt has built and preserved the IT management and consulting firm since 2001 and leads the business from the company's headquarter office in Irvine, California. Tim was recently recognized as a finalist for EY's Entrepreneur Of The Year, a program that recognizes entrepreneurs who are excelling in areas such as innovation, financial performance and personal commitment to their businesses and communities. The firm has also strategically grown nationwide with business locations in San Francisco, Sacramento, Las Vegas, Boise, Chicago, Denver, Marlborough, Rochester, New Brunswick Canada and more.
The Orange County Business Journal is a weekly print and online digest focused on Orange County businesses and community written for executives, managers and professionals. Although its annual list of 148 fast-growing companies jumped down in quantity by 9 compared to last year's report, it states sales at 40% higher than the year prior. It's a great time to be included in Orange County Business Journal's annual report of fastest growing private companies.
About Synoptek:
Synoptek provides information technology management services, consulting and IT leadership to organizations worldwide. The firm manages and operates IT infrastructure with 24/7 operations, automated toolsets, and highly skilled technologists. Synoptek has been repeatedly recognized as one of the Top 100 Cloud Services Providers by Talkin' Cloud and one of the Top Managed Services Providers by MSPMentor, among other honors from Inc. Magazine, Deloitte and more. For more information, contact Synoptek.
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