Summit IT ServiceÆs President David Turner announced today that his company has entered into a sub-contractor agreement with Mainline Information Systems. Mainline is a long-standing IBM Premier Business Partner with a nationwide sales force. Mainline will source project opportunities where Summit can provide and manage the necessary technical resources to accomplish MainlineÆs customer objectives.
ôMainlineÆs strong force in the IBM Application Services marketplace will enable Summit to take advantage of the skill sets our consultant base has in many of the IBM Pillars such as Tivoli, Websphere and Rational. These areas will add to our strong foundation of web and application development, QA and testing engagements that have counted for much of our growth over the last few years,ö said Turner.
ôWe are always looking for quality technical resource providers such as Summit to help manage short- and mid-term development projects,ö said Kerry May, Mainline Solutions Sales Executive. ôSummitÆs history of on-time and successful completion of development projects for mid-size and large companies will be a good fit with our goal of ensuring that our customers have the best-designed and supported solutions to meet their individual business requirements.ö
About Mainline
Founded in 1989, Mainline delivers software, hardware and application solutions, as well as a comprehensive suite of services to a growing base of more than 4,000 customers in midrange markets. With more than 400 employees across the U.S., it is one of the leading national solution providers and has been an IBM Premier Business Partner for more than 18 years, providing information technology and e-business solutions. Mainline corporate headquarters is located in Tallahassee, Florida. More information is available at www.mainline.com.
For more information about Mainline, please contact Kelli Bass, Sr. Marketing Manager, at 615.472.8351 or
About Summit
Founded in 1986, Summit started as a software development company. In 1994, Summit expanded its services to include local and wide area networking. SummitÆs staff of software and network engineers implement solutions requiring every IT discipline. For more information, see http://www.SummitITServices.com.
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