We love to talk tech. It's the whole company.
GitoTech is a small team of engineers and operators who run IT for businesses, build AI that does real work inside them, and sell the hardware and software it all runs on. We are headquartered in East Hanover, New Jersey, we work with clients across the United States, and we are happiest when a client's technology quietly gets out of their way.
- 2014
- Founded, East Hanover NJ
- US-wide
- Clients served nationwide
- 65+
- Clinical locations our founder serves as CIO
- 12
- Authorized technology partners
The same caliber of engineering that ran Louis Vuitton and Tiffany & Co., for businesses of every size.
Before GitoTech, our founder was Director of Infrastructure and Technology for LVMH Fashion Group Americas, responsible for the systems behind Louis Vuitton, Dior, Celine, and Givenchy, and Director of Enterprise Technology at Tiffany & Co., where he ran the infrastructure behind Tiffany.com and the company's global commerce platform. Today he also serves as CIO for a 65-location healthcare group, where the same engineers run clinical systems every day and built the medical AI from scratch.
GitoTech brings that experience to businesses that could never justify an enterprise IT department: the same discipline around identity, security, and resilience, sized to a monthly plan.
Four things we believe, and act on.
Technology should get out of the way.
The best compliment a client can pay us is forgetting we exist for a month. Quiet systems, patched machines, a helpdesk that just handles it.
Show, don’t claim.
We would rather demonstrate an agent working a queue than describe a transformation. Every number we publish is one we measured.
Say no to bad fits.
Part of every conversation is the list of things we would leave alone, and the configuration we would not sell you. You own everything we build, so leaving is always possible.
Enterprise discipline, business-size budgets.
Permissions, logging, backups that are tested, documentation you own. The habits of very large organizations, applied to yours.
Small, mid-size, and enterprise teams, in most industries.
The common thread is a business that depends on its technology and would rather not think about it. These are the industries we know best.
- Healthcare
- Professional services
- Retail
- Financial services
- Education
- Manufacturing
- Hospitality
- Marketing & advertising