ISI Technology

 

Client: ISI Technology

ISI Technology, a Charleston based company headed up by Jerry Callahan, is changing the way we all heat and use water with  Heatworks MODEL 1, the worlds first digital water heater. The game-changing technology used in Heatworks MODEL 1 earned ISI Technology a spot in the Microsoft Ventures Accelerator (a program to which more than 5,000 companies applied and to which only 10 were accepted). ISI Technology was also a finalist in the 2014 Tech Crunch Disrupt NY event in May. This company embodies what being part of the Charleston Digital Corridor is all about and we are proud for the chance to work with them.

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Project Description:  When the sales team at ISI technology needed a quieter office to conduct business, the GreenBy3 team offered up some creative solutions. Within a few weeks, the team had designed, built and installed custom partitions for the whole office. The partitions, made out of acoustical foam and framed in reclaimed cypress, were designed to dampen noise and reduce echo, to be modular and to save our clients money – anyone who has purchased pre-frabricated acoustical panels for a recording studio knows how expensive they can be, but by sourcing the materials and assembling the partitions ourselves, we were able to reduce costs. Most importantly, we delivered a product that allowed our client to more effectively run their business.

Client Feedback: “In a fast-paced, collaborative work environment, it can be challenging to create an attractive workspace that is functional, purposeful, and effective. GreenBy3 did that for us!  GreenBy3 offered a solution that best suited our need.  They were able to capture our personality and branding, making the space uniquely ours, and the functionality is spot-on.  Their friendly staff and quick execution made the transition to our updated workspace more than pleasant. We are ecstatic with the outcome of GreenBy3’s efforts and look forward to working with them again soon.” ~The ISI Team

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