Joint Venture Partners
Since the beginning of the information technology age, enterprises have been striving to integrate various applications and technologies. The need for serious, enterprise level integration tools and teams has grown rapidly as companies adopt more advanced equipment and networks, utilize more application services providers, share-cost outsourcing models, and develop more sophisticated e-business, e-government and web-based access, to integrate and support millions of new e-citizens demanding access to secure online systems.
Now enter ‘TEC’, three small astute IT firms ready to demonstrate seamless, flexible, unified teamwork, capable of delivering enterprise level integration of networks, people, processes, tools, and solutions for local, state, and federal government agencies, in addition to the other industry sectors. 
CMCg E-Solutions
CMCg e-Solutions (CMCg). CMCg is an IT systems integration firm, whose core competence is e-gov systems
planning/design. CMCg has additional core service offerings for e-business transformation using web design, build, and hosting for small business and local GOV agencies. With a strong back-end design and consulting team for custom databases, and integrated applications (email, e-commerce, and EDMS), CMCg enables clients to achieve the following high function, transforming e-business goals: enhance professional image; provide web-based advanced features supporting new online business processes; replace manual with online admin functions; position to leverage G2C exchanges to open up access and serve millions of citizens; and meet or exceed most e-business and e-government requirements.
Tecoma Enterprises
Tecoma Enterprises Concepts (TEC). TEC is an IT application services provider, using a shared-cost outsourcing model, which fuses business and technology expertise. These services include H/S foundations, physical plant, and support infrastructure to deliver complete business functions for the benefit of clients desiring the following: reduced cash outlay and cost spreads; freed up capital for the core business; offload hiring by retaining TEC IT staff; and production of faster implementation.