Forward Thinking: Insivia in 2008

Insivia is preparing for a productive year, continuing with plans of growing partnerships and synergies throughout the Midwest. 2008 will bring new opportunities in software and design, community involvement, and professional education as Insivia grows in the industry and in the community.

In 2008, look forward to seeing the launching of new sites, designs and other creative technologies for clients such as Twinsburg Chamber of Commerce, Beginning with Books Center for Early Literacy, Epicenter Development Group, MVP Valet, NESCO Administration, Parkhurst Mica Dining, and many more.

Outside of clientele Insivia plans to build greater connections throughout the region as a visible community contributor. We will begin by hosting Midtown Brews on February 7, helping to encourage discussion and new ideas on energy and sustainability in the Cleveland area. We also plan to continue contributing our volunteer efforts with groups such as the Downtown Cleveland Alliance. Also, Insivia will seek continued involvement in chambers of commerce, with Andy Halko serving as a board member to the Parma Area Chamber of Commerce for the term beginning January 2008.

To do our part in broadening the professional development opportunities in the area, Insivia will also be present at the COSE Tech Fair on Thursday, March 6, where Andy Halko will lead and contribute to discussion, adding his expertise in software programming and in being an entrepreneur in the business technology world. Andy can also be spotted teaching as a part of the E-Marketing Technology series at the Corporate College on March 14th. Jordon Mears, Chief Information Officer, will be one of the online editors for COSE Mindspring. As always, we plan to focus on how people can use innovative software and design strategies to improve their businesses.

As a result, Insivia is a rapidly growing business and has set standards to grow the business exponentially. We look forward to expansions that will double the company in size, which will in turn make cause for the need of a new and larger space downtown. Insivia will be searching to hire technologically-minded people for custom software application development along with designers to aid the existing marketing team.

Overall, Insivia's predicted forecast for 2008 will be concerned with the continued pursuit of improvement and results, expanding ability to provide valued solutions, and increasing value as a result of improved processes.

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