About High Touch Inc.
INCORPORATED SINCE
1984
CO-FOUNDERS
Ted Cary
Dave Glover
Mark Lenz
DID YOU KNOW?
The name ‘High Touch’ came from the #1 New York Times Bestseller “Megatrends” written by John Naisbitt. “Megatrends” was written based on predictions for tomorrow based on a dynamic analysis of what America is today; and proved to be true in anticipating major shifts for the world.
Case Studies
| CASE #139: Streamlining processes through custom solutions Network security is essential in a banking environment. So when Garden City State Bank had a technology audit that showed room for improvement, the Bank immediately started searching for a Managed Services network security partner. They found High Touch. |
| CASE #206: Massive amounts of spam e-mail infiltrating a small business computer network Building relationships is extremely important to commercial real estate broker, John T. Arnold Associates Inc. So when their clients started questioning spam from an e-mail address that appeared to be a John T. Arnold associate, the company knew they needed to upgrade their network security. |
| CASE #166: Creating loyalty through Internet added value Fitness Bootcamp wanted their web site to actively engage their clients in the training program. In addition, they wanted the flexibility to update content on their own while preserving the original design of the site. The firm asked High Touch for a solution that was branded, easy to navigate and had practical tools to help maintain and grow their client base. |
| CASE #47: Efficiently managing daily web content updates Office Products Recycling Associates (OPRA) conducts a majority of business online for its three recycling divisions. In order to attract new customers and maintain existing relationships, OPRA must provide a user-friendly, dynamic web experience. But with web updates being outsourced, changes were costly and inconvenient. |
| CASE #224: Antiquated systems, unreliable connectivity and inventory inconsistencies cause havoc and drain time for growing rent-to-own business As Showplace Inc. grew its number of locations and ventured into new businesses, the challenge of finding one solution to meet the requirements of both business platforms became necessary. Reports needed to reflect accurate data for both businesses along with finding a solution that would not require considerable resources. |
| CASE #327: Inefficient use of resources effected sales activity for one rent-to-own business Talley Rents wanted more time for sales activities and customer relationships. Finding a solution to meet the requirements of increased rental sales, decreased overhead and reduced customer delinquencies became an opportunity for technology partner, High Touch. |
