"Genesee 10 to Watch" Award Recipient

INC Systems was awarded one of the "Genesee 10 to Watch" awards.  In order to be concidered for this award, a company must be privately held, employ 3 to 50 full time employees, have at least $200,000 in annual revenue, and have operations in Genesee County.  We are honored to be recognized as one of these outstanding companies and we would like to say congratulations to the other winners!  Thanks goes out to our awesome staff and great clients for making this possible!

To read more, check out the article on the Genesee Regional Chamber of Commerce website: http://bit.ly/INC10toWatch 

INC Systems Named "Best Small Business for 2009" by MI-SBTDC

We are very proud to announce that we have just received an award for "Best Small Business for 2009" by the Michigan Small Business and Technology Development Center (MI-SBTDC) for Region 6.  The SBTDC is supported by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) and the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) and provides counseling, training, information and resources to start ups and existing small businesses.  Region 6 of the SBTDC consists of both Genesee and Lapeer Counties.  Over 15,000 businesses were assisted in Michigan during 2009 and we were one of 13 of these businesses honored by being the best in our region.  Thank you to all of our clients, staff, friends and supporters for making us the best!

Company story told in Flint Downtown Revival Magazine

INC Systems has been growing since the day we opened and our story is told in this month’s Flint Downtown Revival Magazine.  Over the last seven years, INC System's team has grown to seven members with all different specialties in the computer IT field.  We have been able to expand and support larger and more complex networks for our clients while continuing to delivering the level of customer service that made us successful in the first place.  To learn more, the whole story can be downloaded here.

Owner featured in Innovative Health Magazine

Aaron Hamp was recently interviewed for Innovative Health Magazine in Flint Michigan for an article titled "The Ergonomics of a New Age Worker".  This article discusses some of the best practices for people who do most of their work on computers to reduce repetitive strain injuries like Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.  This article discusses everything from how to sit in front of a computer monitor and keyboard to using keyboard shortcuts to reduce the amount of times a mouse is used.  If you are interested, the article can be downloaded here.