Best companies in Little Chute, WI

Heartland Business Systems, LLC (“HBS”) has entered into an agreement to merge all assets of Avastone Technologies, LLC, including name, physical assets, resources and customers. This consolidation officially aligns the HBS brand vision for accelerating innovation and enabling the digital enterprise for all customers in all markets HBS currently supports. “As they continue to support and service their loyal customers, it's important they're viewed as one company -- a single source for consulting, design, industry expertise and delivery,” says Peter Helander, Principal at Heartland Business Systems. Avastone Technologies is a Wisconsin-based application development company specializing in Microsoft Dynamics, CRM, collaboration, cloud, and implementation services. With office locations in Milwaukee, Madison, Eau Claire, and Little Chute, Wisconsin; as well as Des Moines, Iowa; Lisle, Illinois; and Minneapolis, MN, HBS and Avastone Technologies will now operate, deliver, and function as one company moving forward.

CSM has been the bench mark in monitoring solutions since 1991. CSM has partnered with nearly every one of North America's largest telecom and network service providers. Their reputation has placed us in a position to be the “go to” company when customized solutions are required. The reason CSM's solutions have been so valuable to the industry is their tools were developed for our own use as a telecom service provider for over 35 years. The foundation of their multiple solutions has always been their firsthand knowledge of what is needed to deliver the best in class service and how to minimize cost associated with service delivery. CSM has supplied or supported the monitoring of over 100,000 end-users over the past decade.

Excellence Electric, Inc. is a special trade contractor primarily engaged in electrical work at the site.

Heartland Label Printers Inc is primarily engaged in commercial or job printing, not elsewhere classified. This industry includes general printing shops, not elsewhere classified, as well as shops specializing in printing newspapers and periodicals for others.