TachTech: Accelerate IT Innovation Globally

Organizations across verticals are undergoing a massive transformation with Information Technology vendors re-architecting the IT landscape at an increasingly rapid pace. However, remaining in sync with innovation and its business value is an increasingly challenging task for enterprises. With an aim to curb the complexities around the IT landscape, San Francisco, CA—based TachTech serves enterprises by offering differentiated and award winning IT services at global scale that accelerate innovation, improve application performance, and help clients improve their trustworthiness through enhanced security practices. TachTech’s IT innovation goes far beyond product selection in networking, storage, compute, security, and virtualization from a wide array of vendors. The company concentrates on innovation as a center of excellence and directs the stream of IT innovation into their clients’ operations. It also supports both the vendor and the client through the technology adoption lifecycle and global expansion. TachTech employs and partners with top notch trusted resources and has an established history of prioritizing people and its brand integrity above its own profits. “Our company culture is all about trust, authenticity, and community. This ensures healthy long-term relationships and high retention of clients, contractors, and employees,” says Kyle Rosenthal, TachTech’s CEO.

Alongside delivering industry standard IT solutions, TachTech’s team is at the forefront of constantly scanning the IT landscape, evaluating next gen solutions, and solving challenging problems especially for web-scale providers. One example includes TachTech’s best practices for scalable and cost-effective performance and security monitoring in 40 GB and 100 GB networks.Kyle Rosenthal, TachTech’s CEO advises, “Monitoring 40Gb+ networks is a non-trivial challenge, packet brokers (or the less costly SDN-based equivalents) aggregating traffic to complex and costly tool chains will be a failure, and learning the hard way will be a painful and costly experience that we want to help organizations avoid.”