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Best of 2016 Information Technology Provider

Written by August 4, 2016

Craig Badrick is President and CEO of Turn-key Technologies, Inc., bringing extensive experience in wireless communications and IT infrastructure across education, healthcare, enterprise, government, and hospitality environments. His expertise includes Wi-Fi and wireless networking, voice over Wi-Fi, wireless telephony, paging, emergency communications, network optimization, load balancing, backup systems, message archiving, data protection, firewalls, and spam filtering. Craig also brings deep ...

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Best of 2016 Information Technology Provider

Sayreville, NJ: Turn-Key Technologies announced they were named Best Information Technology Provider for 2016 by the Sayreville Awards Program.

The Sayreville Award Program identified TTI as a company they believed to have achieved exceptional marketing success in their local community and business category. TTI has enhanced the positive image of small business through service to their customers and the Sayreville community.

Various sources were gathered and analyzed to choose TTI as the winner in the Information Technology Provider Category. All information was gathered both internally by the Sayreville Award Program and by third parties.

About TTI: Turn-Key Technologies, Inc. was incorporated in 1991 and has been a leader in networking, communications and security since our inception. We continue to lead the industry with our agnostic and best of breed approach that takes the customers needs into account above all else. We have a limited line card of market leading manufacturers that allow us to provide truly custom solutions specific to the needs and budgets of our customers, along with the expertise to properly design and fully support them. The most recent addition to our TTI Wireless product line is the TTI Guardian, a wireless duress and emergency notification system that incorporates personal duress alarms, mass notifications, acknowledged paging and man-down or no-movement alarms.