In today’s fast-evolving industrial landscape, staying ahead means leveraging technology to its fullest potential. That’s where SiteTechnology steps in.
As a full-service advisory and technology implementation provider, SiteTechnology is committed to helping clients streamline operations, modernize business processes, and build scalable foundations for sustainable growth. Their deep industry expertise enables companies to unlock the full potential of technology, transforming challenges into opportunities.
Recently, SiteTechnology took a major step forward by acquiring Quicktech, a leading Managed IT Services provider. This acquisition expands SiteTechnology’s service offerings, enhancing their ability to deliver end-to-end solutions for their clients.
In an exclusive interview with Techcouver, SiteTechnology’s President Brandon Peterson shares insights into the strategic vision behind the acquisition and its anticipated impact on the company’s service offerings and clients.
We dive into how SiteTechnology’s comprehensive capabilities—now bolstered by QuickTech’s expertise—are setting a new standard for advisory and technology services in the industrial sector.
Who is SiteTechnology?
BP: SiteTechnology is a full-service advisory and technology implementation provider for the industrial sector, dedicated to helping clients streamline operations, modernize business processes, and build scalable foundations for growth.
What major announcement has SiteTechnology made?
BP: SiteTechnology has acquired Quicktech, a Managed IT Services provider with over 20 years of experience serving Canadian businesses.
How does this acquisition impact SiteTechnology’s size and capabilities?
BP: The acquisition expands our team to nearly 40 professionals, strengthening our capacity to serve mid-market, growth-oriented businesses across the manufacturing, construction, resources, and distribution sectors. With this growth, we now offer a comprehensive, full-stack technology solution that meets every aspect of our customers’ needs.
What will happen to Quicktech’s brand and leadership?
BP: Quicktech will operate under the SiteTechnology brand, with its founder, Dustin Cassar, joining as Chief Technology Officer and equity partner.
What services will SiteTechnology now offer?
BP: The acquisition has enabled SiteTechnology to add Managed IT Services and Cyber Security to our comprehensive services offering. Other services include:
- Technology Advisory
- Business Applications (ERP/CRM)
- Application Development
- Data & Analytics
- Automation and AI
As the CEO of SiteTechnology, how do you feel about this move?
BP: I’m thrilled to welcome the talented Quicktech team to SiteTechnology. This acquisition is a pivotal step in how we’ll continue supporting growth-oriented businesses across North America. I’m also excited to work alongside Quicktech’s founder, Dustin Cassar, who joins our executive team as Chief Technology Officer and equity partner.
How will the acquisition benefit your clients?
BP: Our clients now enjoy the convenience and reliability of a single, trusted technology partner. By consolidating all technology needs under one provider, clients eliminate the complexity of managing multiple vendors, streamlining integration and enhancing long-term support. As a comprehensive, one-stop solution, we offer a full suite of technology services designed for seamless performance and continuous reliability.
What do you think sets you apart from other technology firms?
BP: At SiteTechnology, our commitment to building long-term partnerships with executive leaders sets us apart by delivering continuous innovation and value. With our integrated approach, businesses can streamline their technology needs under one provider, making it easier to manage and reach their growth objectives.
What types of businesses are the best fit for SiteTechnology’s services?
BP: SiteTechnology partners with growth-oriented, process-driven businesses generating between $100–$500 million in annual revenue. Our ideal clients operate in industries such as manufacturing, agriculture distribution, construction, supply chain, and food processing. Examples of our work include supporting a $100 million agriculture distributor with multiple branches across Western Canada, a $350 million food processing company in Georgia, and a $100 million food processing firm in Abbotsford, British Columbia just to name a few.
Where can people find more information?
BP: More information is available at sitetechnology.com
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