READING, PA -- (Marketwire) -- 02/28/13 -- Weidenhammer, a provider of leading-edge information technology solutions for the commercial and education marketplace, recently celebrated 35 years in the Information Technology business.

Weidenhammer opened in 1978, as an organization designed to assist with the cost-effective implementation of Information Technology. Weidenhammer was also driven to minimize the great hardship that often accompanied the installation of new computer systems.

"From the humble beginnings, to maintaining eight office locations across the country today, we are proud of our company's growth, but even prouder of the relationships we have forged with our clients throughout the years," stated John Weidenhammer, President. "There are a number of clients who have been with us for the majority of the 35 years that we have been in business. We thank them for their confidence in us and entrusting us with their technology needs."

"We have also been blessed with a great team of people who have helped make Weidenhammer a leader in Information Technology," remarked Weidenhammer. "Looking ahead, we see a bright future for our company and for technology in general. The coming years promise to be exciting and Weidenhammer will be there, as we have for the past 35 years, providing the most effective IT solutions to help business prosper and succeed."

About Weidenhammer

Weidenhammer is a provider of Information Technology solutions for the commercial and education marketplace. In addition to its headquarters in Reading, PA, Weidenhammer maintains eight branch offices in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Colorado, and Arizona, and has over 200 professionals on staff. The company has core competencies in consulting, software development, infrastructure solutions, creative and managed services, as well as school district administrative solutions. Weidenhammer has strategic relationships with Cisco, Microsoft, HP, IBM, VMware, Oracle, Softdocs, and EMC. More information about the firm can be found at http://www.hammer.net.

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