Providing Columbia, MD IT Services Since 1987
Established in 1987 and headquartered in Annapolis, Maryland, ICSI is a full service information technology consulting firm. Providing Columbia, MD IT Services, we also serve the following areas: Annapolis, Arlington, Alexandria, Baltimore, Beltsville, Bethesda, Bowie, Catonsville, Clinton, College Park, Frederick, Greenbelt, Hyattsville, Rockville, Silver Spring, Northern Virginia and Washington DC.
We provide IT Services to various industries in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington DC, including Medical Practices, Non-Profit Organizations, Real Estate Offices, Construction Firms, Consulting Agencies, and Engineering Groups.
ICSI Business Principles
At ICSI, we are committed to bringing excellence to the IT industry via our IT staffing and software partnerships. We employ the highest levels of quality in our solutions.
One of our strategic solutions is to address the client’s requirements and maximize the productivity of their assets. We provide talented, service-oriented consulting professionals who will assist in implementing our commercial and residential client’s goals.
During the careful consultant screening process, we adhere to the tenet of equal opportunity for all regardless of race, religion, color, sex, creed, age, marital status, sexual orientation, or national origin.
Be assured, ICSI consultants preserve all proprietary information relating to the business of their clients; comply with the clients’ established business practices, and play an important role throughout the clients’ projects.
Providing Columbia, MD IT Services Since 1987
Columbia, MD Profile
Ranked among the wealthiest cities in America, Columbia has 10 individual neighborhoods that are little communities in themselves – some have middle and high schools. Streets in Columbia are named for famous works of art and literature, and recreational facilities include a sports park and 25 public swimming pools.
Columbia is a unique American community. It was an experiment in social and urban planning with nine self-contained villages built around a town center. Columbia has man-made lakes, recreation centers, a thriving arts scene and notable public schools. Its own business hubs give residents an alternative to commuting into Washington, D.C., or Baltimore.
Within each “village” exist distinct neighborhoods, all of them taking street names from famous works of art and literature. Some notable pairings: Hobbit’s Glen and J.R.R. Tolkien; Running Brook and Robert Frost; Clemens Crossing and Mark Twain. Each village has its own association, a village center and neighborhood centers that provide day care and other services. Public art takes center stage. A three-figure sculpture depicting family love, for example, is the centerpiece of a two-acre plaza on The Wilde Lake Village Green. Entire books could be – and have been – written about Columbia.
