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CONTACT: Cindy Bielke
CAB Communications
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Eagan, Minnesota—Nov. 29, 2004 --- Intertech Training and Windsor Software have formed an alliance and been granted General Service Administration (GSA) authorization as government-approved IT providers. The GSA authority allows both companies to bid on federal and state IT projects, including software applications, consulting and training.
“The federal government alone spends $200 billion every year on information technology-related projects and training. This obviously represents a huge and lucrative market opportunity for both Windsor and Intertech,” said Windsor Software founder and President TJ Parro.
Intertech Training founder and President, Tom Salonek, concurred. “This alliance between our two companies and our recently granted status as authorized government suppliers is significant. It gives Intertech Training access to a broader government market and supplements Windsor Software’s software development and consulting services with respected developer training from Intertech,” Salonek said. “Together, we offer federal and state agencies an extensive array of world-class IT services and training options.”
Intertech Training (www.IntertechTraining.com) is the largest training company for developers in Minnesota and a leading national training company. Its client companies comprise 15 percent of the Fortune 500 and include such organizations as NASA, Wells Fargo, Lockheed Martin, Microsoft and Intel and other major companies around the United States. Intertech instructors frequently publish training books as part of the Intertech Instructor Series through its' partnership with Apress.
Windsor Software (www.windsorcorp.com) provides a full range of software services, including e-business and information technology, project and relationship management, web development and testing, e-learning and organizational development and performance improvement. Based in Woodbury, Minnesota, Windsor Software works with leading government agencies, including the U.S. Department of Labor, Homeland Security and the U.S. Veteran’s Administration.