ReleaseTEAM Achieves Veteran-Owned Status

ReleaseTEAM has been verified as a Veteran-Owned Small Business entity in accordance with the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA).

2010-10-14

WESTMINSTER, CO, October 14, 2010 (Press-News.org) ReleaseTEAM, Inc., an IT solutions and staffing company, was recognized with Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB) Status as of October 2010. ReleaseTEAM is currently registered with the General Service Administration and the Central Contractor Registration, the primary registrant databases for the U.S. Federal Government. ReleaseTEAM founders Shawn Doyle and Karl Todd both honorably served in the U.S. Army, providing grounds for this most recent business classification achievement.

ReleaseTEAM made the decision to register for VOSB certification in response to requests from federal contractors, and public and private businesses, who wanted to partner with diversity-credentialed vendors who could deliver quality IT services. ReleaseTEAM was happy to respond to these requests, and the designation has garnered tremendous positive feedback from clients.

"We're proud to be recognized as a Veteran-Owned Business (VOB)," states Shawn Doyle. "While we've always been a VOB, after 11 years we've finally taken the steps for verification. Now, ReleaseTEAM can better serve our clients that may have a requirement to work with minority-owned businesses or who want to honor the business efforts of Americans who have served in the armed forces."

By including minority-owned businesses among their vendors, corporations and government agencies demonstrate their commitment to fostering diversity and the continued development of their supplier/vendor diversity programs. The certification also offers a way for companies to extend their support to the military and the men and women who serve in it.

For more information about ReleaseTEAM's consulting and version upgrade solutions, please go to [URL]www.releaseteam.com or call [phone number.]720-887-0489.

About ReleaseTEAM
ReleaseTEAM, Inc. is an industry recognized, Software Configuration Management specialty firm. ReleaseTEAM provides expert level consulting services, support agreements, software and hardware VAR services, and training/mentoring with special attention to clients' unique SDLC needs. Established in 1999 out of Denver Colorado, ReleaseTEAM specializes in supporting the IBM Rational Tools suite ClearCase, ClearQuest and Build Forge. ReleaseTEAM also delivers premium support for many other CM, Build/Release, Modeling and Testing tools prevalent in the market today. ReleaseTEAM works well with small or large development groups, and boasts an impressive client list of DOD, Commercial and International companies. ReleaseTEAM's reputation in the SCM marketplace is highly reputable, and regarded as a top-of-the-line consulting partner. For more information about ReleaseTEAM supported tools and services please visit http://www.releaseteam.com or call 720-887-0489

ReleaseTEAM is a premiere software Configuration Management consulting firm, established in 1999. We are a full service SCM support organization, providing on site or remote support as well as training and visible contribution to industry best practices. For further information, please contact us at 720-887-0489.

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