COLUMBIA, Md., April 18, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- KeyLogic Systems is celebrating its twelve year anniversary in a big way - with an all new look. The company now has a new logo and website that offer a fresh, innovative image.
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Why now? "It's time," says President Jon Hammock. "We've had a remarkable twelve year history, especially the last few years. Now more than ever we're competing against some of the largest, most capable companies in the world. In this environment we need a brand and image to reflect the world class capabilities and staff that KeyLogic possesses. Given this, the timing for a new company look couldn't be better."
KeyLogic is a technology management company that focuses primarily on supporting federal government clients. Their customers include; Department of Energy, NASA, Department of Defense, EPA, the IRS and many others.
The new logo is a simple, distinctive key shape in a circle with the name KeyLogic. In addition to the new brand mark, KeyLogic has launched a new website, along with a social media presence. KeyLogic will be sporting their new look at many tradeshows in and around the Washington, D.C. area over the coming months.
Hammock believes this look more accurately reflects the business KeyLogic has always been – a professional and trusted organization. While the company is excited to share their new logo and website, Hammock is quick to point out that their customers can count on the same world-class service they've always received. Hammock said KeyLogic's new look can best be summarized by, "Fresh new look, same trusted partner."
KeyLogic provides management and technology solutions that help their federal and commercial clients unlock and empower their people, data and mission. These solutions include Energy & Environment, National Defense, Systems Engineering/Development, Budget Solutions, and Program & Project Management. For more information on the company, visit their website at www.keylogic.com.
SOURCE KeyLogic Systems, Inc.
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