PowerGistics Towers chosen by Google to be featured in their offices and enterprise programs
PowerGistics, a subsidiary of GD Roberts & Co., Inc, today announced that it has been featured in Google’s new Grab and Go program. Its innovative product design increases productivity and enables businesses to offer a solution for device downtime by having easy to access shared devices. Google has featured this program in their offices worldwide and now has created a program to help other businesses gain efficiencies, save time and money with its Google Grab and Go program.
“We are very pleased to be incorporated in Google’s business offices and their new Grab and Go Program, as we are both customer-first organizations that place the highest priority on delivering excellent service and high-quality products that are simple to use,” said Nathan Roberts, President, PowerGistics. “Our state-of-the-art charging Towers are a perfect complement to Google’s Grab and Go Program and we are confident that our partnership will be a win-win for all involved.”
PowerGistics Towers have traditionally been found in the classroom, but most recently made a debut as part of Google’s Grab and Go Program at the Google Cloud NEXT’18 Conference in San Francisco.
“We are dedicated to bringing school districts and businesses the best, most innovative design for their device charging and storage available,” said Roberts. “PowerGistics Towers are impressive because they deliver a state-of-the-art platform design. The Towers are device agnostic and as the devices change, they evolve with your needs. With the integration of technology in many aspects of our lives, Towers make managing devices incredibly easy from classrooms to businesses. By offering the Tower series, our customers will now have access to this excellent solution that will greatly improve productivity across their organization.”
PowerGistics offers customers a comprehensive portfolio of versatile products that business and educational organizations need to be successful in today’s digital era.
