Making "the trains run on time," in other words, getting a wide variety of products, services and integration services delivered on time and on budget for our clients. Jonathan says, "our business is creating satisfied clients who have the hard job of finding the correct materials, tech and supplies to make their business work better. We want to make it easier and help them meet their obligation to our service disabled veteran business community." His professional experience in technology and business came from his synergetic love for all things technological, entrepreneurial and commercial. Always focused on achievement by building on each individual’s potential, Jonathan's career has enabled him to create massive value and help others build and expand their success by serving clients and generating profit.Through mergers, acquisitions and organic growth, Jonathan took his tech firm from his father's basement in 1984 to being traded on the NASDAQ and having a multi-million dollar valuation. "It was an honor to help our staff and our clients to grow and prosper, and improve the lives of their families and those of our clients." said Jonathan. "We focused on healthcare and education so we could make a positive impact on the children, the future and our nation...and our bottom-line." He “retired” in 1999...wrote his book, Why 2K is OK, a humorous look at the Y2K "catastrophe." He also came out of retirement to open a series of successful tech consulting firms that served clients all over the world to integrate technology into the fabric of their organization and gain maximum benefit and return on investment. Jonathan has assisted organizations like Health Information and Management Systems Society; American Institute for Architects; UN's Rio+20, and leading schools like Dartmouth College, The Eli Broad College of Business at Michigan State University, & the UVA Darden School of Business to better understand and implement technology, management, and marketing.