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Since 1984 DeckerWright Corporation (DWC) has been leading our clients through some dramatic changes in technology. Following is a short history of our firm highlighting changes in technology, partnerships, product offerings and more through press releases.

Newsletters

We offer our clients email newsletters announcing changes in technologies, industry trends and useful resources. In September 2009 we've begun archiving our newsletters. Click here for the DeckerWright Newsletters.

2009 - DeckerWright announces a "Windows 7 Preview" presentation on December 2nd at the Sheraton, Eatontown from 8am to 10am. A continental breakfast will be served at 8am. Presenters include: Marshall Wright of DeckerWright Corporation and John Kalli of Trinity WorldWide. Click here to register.

2009 - DeckerWright Corporation Celebrates 25 Year Anniversary.

2009 - Virtualization becomes a core competency with certifications from VMWare and Citrix. Virtualized servers joined the online product offerings.

2006 - Through the creation of TriNet teledata, DWC gains an entry into online services with online backup and spam filtering solutions.

2004 - DeckerWright Corporation achieves sales and technical certifications from Cisco and Linksys for Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) phone systems.

2004 - DeckerWright Corporation Celebrates 20th Anniversary

2001 - DWC launches new software group on Microsoft Platform

1997 - DeckerWright Corporation expands office space for the Red Bank computer service facility.

1997 - DeckerWright Corporation featured in a national PBS broadcast called "Small Business 2000".

1995 - With the Internet wave, DWC helps launch a local ISP.

1995 - DWC becomes a Microsoft Certified Partner

1994 - DeckerWright Corporation moves to 628 Shrewsbury Avenue in Red Bank, New Jersey.

1994 - Business transition out the retail and into network services.

1989 - Marshall Wright joined the business and heads up the retail operation called Computer Exchange.

1984 - DeckerWright Corporation founded by Sarah Wright

History of DeckerWright Corporation

In 1984 the primary focus of the company was software development consulting. DWC provided highly experienced software developers and systems engineers to Bell Laboratories, AT&T, Lucent Technologies and Perkin-Elmer into the mid 1990s. As the company grew throughout the 1980s a retail operation was added headed by Marshall Wright who joined the business in 1989. The business continued to grow and evolve and the retail operation was eventually phased out as a greater focus was placed on providing network integration services. In 1994, with the move to 628 Shrewsbury Avenue in Red Bank, the business completed the transition out of retail and into a network services business. The company expanded into its current space in 1997. The business evolved and grew, surpassing the $1 million sales mark for the first time in 1998.

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