Nap IT offers customers the network tuning concept, which is the technologies customization
When a company has one or more technologies that no longer perform the same performance or can no longer meet market demand, they usually invest in new alternatives. Thus, in order to ensure that organizations do not make unnecessary investments, Nap IT started to operate within a new methodology, network tuning, which customizes the companies’ technologies to deliver high-performance, cost-effective network. “Nap IT always seeks to take advantage of the technologies in use, applying network tuning through customized configurations and adaptations. This is our differential. We advise our clients to make new investments in technology only when the project really requires”, says support and project director Rodrigo Alabarce. “Our specialists team acts in the business rules, with the network tuning, with the delivering customized projects objective that meet the customers specifications.”
In addition, the company also has a new executive, such as project portfolio manager and IT business consultant, Guilherme Garibotti. The company’s objective is for Garibotti to assist it in consolidating the different fronts, as well as in services new lines, such as equipment sales, monitoring and training. The executive assumes the project portfolio management functions and new service lines, IT infrastructure and business consulting, as well as managing corporate governance, customer relationship management, contract management and service levels. “I am honored, very motivated and prepared to take on the challenge proposed by Nap IT, because I have always followed the company, in which I see the perfect combination of corporate ethical and human strategy with professional and personal goals”, emphasizes Garibotti.
Guilherme Garibotti holds a degree in Systems Analysis by PUC-RS and holds an MBA in Strategic People Management, with an emphasis on coaching. He has already gone through companies such as Brasil Telecom, NBC Bank, Claro, Yazigi International and Hewlett-Packard.
