Employees and family members of Kelser Corporation climbed 731 stairs to the top of Cityplace I, Connecticut’s tallest building, to raise funds and spread awareness for the American Lung Association in their annual Fight for Air Climb. The information technology solutions provider, through their philanthropic Foundation, is an annual participant in the climb and a longtime supporter of the ALA. 15 members of the “Kelser Krew” made the climb, raising over $3,600 for the cause.

Hartford, CT - On May 21, solution authorities from Kelser, HP and Intel gathered at Vivo Trattoria in Hartford to demonstrate to area professionals how to free their IT from the complexity of technology integration. The goal of the event was to educate Kelser’s customers on new technologies and enhance their business service capabilities in a 90 minute lunch event. Kelser often aligns itself with top innovators like HP and Intel to provide best in class solutions.

Manchester, CT – The results are in! Over $280,000 was raised as a result of tireless efforts, promotion, preparation and man-hours that culminated in the 22nd Annual Evening of Fine Wines at Manchester Community College. The formal event supports the MCC Foundation, enabling students to pursue their educational goals by supporting scholarships, programs (including Culinary Arts) and student life. Barry Kelly, Kelser President & CEO, was the honorary chairman of the event.

The results are in! Over $280,000 was raised as a result of tireless efforts, promotion, preparation and man-hours that culminated in the 22nd Annual Evening of Fine Wines at Manchester Community College. The formal event supports the MCC Foundation, enabling students to pursue their educational goals by supporting scholarships, programs (including Culinary Arts) and student life. Barry Kelly, Kelser President & CEO, was the honorary chairman of the event.

Hartford, CT - On April 23, Kelser CTO Jonathan Stone unveiled an overview of Cisco’s UCS Invicta Series Solid State Systems. IT professionals gathered for lunch at Kelser’s East Hartford Demo Center to learn how the systems deliver powerful, easy to manage application acceleration for I/O and bandwidth-intensive workloads.

East Hartford, CT – While New England’s economy is still struggling to find its identity, many companies in the last several years have emerged from the recession and have hit the ground running. Organizations are constantly seeking the best way to achieve their business goals, using technology to power forward. During times of tight spending and budget cuts, technology can sometimes find itself in a lower priority field, with older equipment and methodologies sufficing business needs. When recessions are passed and budgets are replenished, there is often a mad dash to catch up on the neglected IT infrastructure that is necessary for the future of an organization. This has been the driving force behind the growth East Hartford’s Kelser Corporation has experienced during the last several years.

Hartford, CT: On March 27, 2014, Kelser Corporation, one of New England’s leading information technology solution firms, and Intel Corporation looked at the future of IT environments at a lunch event in downtown Hartford. Technology professionals from the Hartford region and beyond gathered at Vivo Trattoria to discuss the current state and future of technology and addressed topics such as BYOD, Big Data, software frameworks like Hadoop, security and more.

East Hartford - On February 26th, IT professionals in the Hartford area met at Kelser Corporation to learn about HP's latest offering. The HP ConvergedSystem 100 for Hosted Desktops, powered by HP Moonshot, offers an innovative solution that is faster than traditional virtual desktop infrastructure. While enjoying a catered lunch, attendees heard how the technology can provide up to 6 times faster graphics, offer a full-powered desktop for users, and support 180 bare-metal hosted desktops in a single chassis. Presenters were Tom Wilson, HP Senior Infrastructure Architect and Jonathan Stone, Chief Technology Officer at Kelser.