The Information Age was founded in 1985 to serve customers in the southeastern U.S.A. from Atlanta, Georgia using the technologies that, as it turns out, make the Internet work today.

We have traditionally provided our custom, turn-key web sites and web-enabled I.T. solutions as services (SaaS) to our customers. Currently, we are serving organizations located in the southeastern U.S.A. from Arkansas to Delaware to Florida.

The Information Age utilizes a unique set of processes, technologies and brands in the delivery of our services; and we own the infrastructure that hosts the solutions we build.

We developed the process we use in the delivery of our projects and it provides us with a project delivery roadmap while helping our customers understand the overall steps involved in the work we do. In all honesty, we would not be as successful as we have become without our eBusiness LifeCycle project delivery process.

By owning our infrastructure, we take full responsibility for the initial and ongoing success of the custom, turn-key web sites and web-enabled I.T. projects we deliver.

We have deployed community-focused web portals to promote our customer web sites and solutions on the Internet. In doing this, The Information Age has been formally recognized as an on-line media outlet. In addition to garnering thousands of daily readers, our investigative reporting, publishing and broadcasting initiatives have been recognized by such notable organizations as the Atlanta Journal Constitution, WSB-TV, FOX-Atlanta, Creative Loafing, the Peach Pundit and AtlantaUnfiltered.com.

The Information Age was founded, is owned and is managed by our President, long-serving I.T. industry executive D. Tim Clark. Clark has over 25 years of information technology, integration, sales and management experience.

Our organization is comprised of experienced, degreed I.T. professionals, women and men recognized for successfully delivering more than 2,500 custom, turn-key web sites and web-enabled I.T. solutions.