NJ-based Tech Company Invonto announces $5M program to support tech initiatives for businesses affected by Coronavirus
BRIDGEWATER, N.J., April 2, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Invonto, a technology consulting company based in New Jersey, recently announced support initiatives for US-businesses affected by the Coronavirus pandemic. To combat the virus, companies are practicing social distancing by operating remotely. Companies that do not have the proper technology infrastructure are finding it difficult to operate efficiently and meet customer needs. While large corporations have cash reserves to rapidly create new digital solutions to meet new business requirements, small and medium-sized businesses are feeling the crunch.
Funding critical digital solutions may not be feasible for small businesses. However, companies that fail to adapt to this new world of social distancing are especially vulnerable to losing their customers and eventually their business. To support companies through these crucial times, Invonto is offering $5 Million for service credits to assist companies in improving their technology operations. Invonto is also offering technical assistance to the biotech companies in building tech solutions to fight against COVID-19.
"We are not healthcare professionals. We cannot be on the frontlines against the Coronavirus. However, we don't want to stay on the sidelines either. With our support initiatives, we still want to do our part. We believe that by improving technology operations now, companies will be in better shape to succeed in the future." said Maulik Shah, CEO of Invonto.
Invonto has announced several key initiatives as part of its program to award $5 Million in service credits towards eligible projects. Invonto will provide free cloud hosting to customers for one year. Invonto will reduce consulting and development fees for new projects. Invonto will also provide hourly and on-demand services without long-term commitments. Additionally, Invonto will defer payments up to 60 days. The detailed announcement is published on Invonto's website at https://www.invonto.com/insights/covid19-support-initiatives/.
"These are unprecedented and uncertain times. We are simultaneously facing a health and economic crisis. Besides these support initiatives, we are also talking with biotech and pharma companies researching solutions for Coronavirus and offering our technical assistance. We have to support our community to get through the current crisis. That is the least that we can do." Maulik said.
Invonto's program will help companies meet their current technology needs and prepare their business for accelerated growth when the current crisis ends.
To learn more about Invonto, visit https://www.invonto.com. If you are a business that needs help maintaining your current technology operations or new technology solutions to support shifting business requirements, Invonto can help. Please contact the Invonto team at info@invonto.com to see if your business is eligible.
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