Community Welcomes New Technology Business

Greensburg — Greensburg Decatur County Chamber of Commerce welcomed Boyer Technologies into the plethora of local businesses June 23. While the grand opening, Mayor Gary Herbert, Fire Chief Scott Chasteen, Rep. Randy Frye, as then as other local leaders and members of the Chamber of Commerce stopped by to participate in a ribbon cutting, also as a banquet. According to a press release sent to Greensburg Daily News, Boyer Technologies will serve businesses through Decatur County. The business provides information innovation services of all kinds, including strategic planning, software development, network and computer management, integration, cloud services, local and offsite backup and recovery, and telephone and video solutions. For the time being, according to the release, Boyer is made up of four employees, however the business will hopefully expand within the straightway three months. By 2013, managers hope to double their staff, which will include certified data and voice engineers, along with account managers. The Boyer Technologies office is located at 201 E. North Street and can be contacted at 812-717-0502.

The plethora of local businesses June 23

Greensburg Decatur County Chamber of Commerce welcomed Boyer Technologies into the plethora of local businesses June 23.

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