Three leading providers become one national managed IT, cybersecurity, private and public cloud, and compliance partner, offering customers deeper industry expertise and expanded capabilities, delivered by the same teams they already know.
CloudScale365, Valeo Networks, and PCS International announced they have united under a single brand: Forte Technologies. A portfolio company of Broadwing Capital, the combined company is a national managed IT, cybersecurity, private and public cloud, and compliance partner serving more than 3,300 customers across the country.
The name was chosen to reflect what customers said they valued most in all three organizations. A “forte” is a strong suit: the place where you excel. For Forte, that is knowing its clients’ businesses: their industry, their systems, their people, and what it takes for them to win.
“Bringing these companies together was never about getting bigger for its own sake,” said Bret Kidd, Chief Executive Officer of Forte Technologies. “Together we offer our customers more… more expertise, more capability, a deeper bench behind every account… while protecting the thing they value most: a partner who actually knows them. That’s what Forte is built to be, and we’re just getting started.”
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Three Proven Companies, One Experienced Team
Bringing the three companies together provides a more robust service network. Each company brings its own field technicians and regional teams. Combined, Forte provides greater on-the-ground presence to support clients across the United States and to keep pace as those clients expand into new locations.
Forte serves growth-minded organizations, providing vertical depth in financial services, healthcare, government contractors, legal, and manufacturing. Compliance is built into the service rather than bolted on, with CMMC Level 2, HIPAA, and SOC 2 expertise handled as part of the engagement.
Expanded Service for Customers
Account teams, support processes, and existing agreements remain in place. What changes is the depth of resources behind each account: a larger engineering bench, a broader service set, and expanded expertise across managed IT, cybersecurity, private and public cloud, and compliance.
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