Infinity Purchases PTG

     April 2, 2002  New York, Precise Technologies Group (PTG), a premier Information Technology consulting firm specializing in the design, implementation and maintenance of complex computer networks was purchased by Infinity Consulting Group (ICG), a leading IT Staffing firm providing Fortune 500 companies with personnel who posses the highest level of technical expertise and professionalism. 

As a full service IT services firm, ICG will offer clients the unprecedented opportunity to combine the advantages of IT Staffing (placing all skills including full-time employees and staff consultants whose areas of expertise include Windows NT/2000 Server/Workstation, Netware Administration, CISCO Network Design and Engineering, Lotus Notes, UNIX and LAN Monitoring and Management) and Systems Integration (i.e., Enterprise Systems Engineering, Internetworking, Network Management, Network Security) with Application Development (i.e., e-Business, Collaboration and Workflow, Supply Chain Management Softwares) from a single provider.

"The new ICG will give our existing client base of more than 600 clients, further service coverage throughout the businesses IT Lifecycle" said John Bonade, Vice President at ICG. "This is something that has been needed in the marketplace for quite sometime and we are excited to be the first to offer it with clear demarcations between service divisions."

PTG's strength lies in their ability to provide complete and comprehensive systems integration, project management and technical support by displaying a detailed understanding of their clients networks.  The ICG proven recruiting solutions will further enhance this strength by providing the wider market the highest level of technical expertise and professionalism. 

"We are pleased to be extending our technology to ICG's client base" said Aric Perminter, President & CEO of PTG. "Our client base, including SUNY College at Old Westbury, Deutsche Bank, Carter Ledyard & Milburn, Abyssinian Baptist Church, Zuckerman Spaedar and M. Davis & Company, to name a few, depend on our engineers know-how for a complete understanding of how information technologies can improve business processes."