SOLTECH

SOLTECH: advisory and IT staffing under one Atlanta contract

SOLTECH's about page tells its story from a 1998 founding to an award winning, women owned technology firm with national reach^1,2, run from Atlanta, Georgia³. For a Larkmoor reader, its relevance lies in the contract mix: IT staffing appears among its core services^4,5, next to technology consulting and AI strategy work. The firm is placed sixth. Its public record is the thinnest of the six firms here, and this profile is correspondingly shorter.

SOLTECH as a counterparty

SOLTECH has nearly three decades of client relationships behind it⁶, and what clients buy spans bespoke software, consulting and staffing⁴. The founders' stated ambition was software delivered on schedule and within budget in line with what the client needs⁷, from a team sized for varied projects while staying close to each client⁸. For a fifth consecutive year, according to a banner on its site, SOLTECH appears among Top Workplaces⁹.

A buyer would find four leaders on the about page: the Chief Executive Officer¹⁰, the President¹¹, the Chief Technology Officer¹² and the head of business development¹³. How many people SOLTECH employs is not publicly stated on the pages we opened.

A WBENC national certificate has been in place since October 2024¹⁴; to grant it, the council checks that the business is at least 51% women owned and that women operate it¹⁵. That status belongs to supplier diversity¹⁶; it helps buyers with diversity spend targets and says nothing about information security.

Contract shapes on SOLTECH's pages

### Fixed scope: an AI readiness assessment

In SOLTECH's strategy work, leadership's aims become a priority ordered list of AI projects, each justified by its own ROI model¹⁷. Its readiness assessment ends in three deliverables, namely a maturity score for AI, a ranked initiative backlog and a directional roadmap¹⁸, and every initiative is scored on business value, risk of implementation and technical feasibility¹⁹. A defined output of this kind suits a fixed scope contract, though the contract form and fee are not publicly stated on the pages we opened.

Its stated philosophy pairs an AI forward strategy that starts from outcomes²⁰ with a people first attitude to technology choices in general²¹. On governance, SOLTECH designs responsible AI frameworks whose scope runs from model risk through human checkpoints to audit and retention rules²².

### Staff augmentation: IT staffing

IT staffing sits next to software development in the firm's offer⁵. How AI specialists in particular are supplied, and on what commercial basis, is not publicly stated on the pages we opened.

### A relationship that grew: LG Electronics

The single detailed case study shows a contract changing shape over time. LG Electronics brought SOLTECH in to rebuild and redesign its Sales and Operations Planning Site²³, work that began as transition and support and expanded into a full rebuild²⁴. The new platform was linked into the ERP that LG runs in Korea²⁵, and the engagement then settled into a continuing development arrangement for future improvements²⁶. The buyer inside LG was its US based commercial air conditioning business²⁷, whose quoted contact praises SOLTECH staff for raising ideas nobody on the client side had thought of²⁸.

For a buyer, the pattern is support work turning into a project and then a standing relationship. The case itself concerns a software platform rebuild²³.

Other services

For agentic AI there is a page of its own²⁹, and the wider AI offer is grouped as advisory on strategy, engineering for automation, and building AI applications³⁰. On the consulting side, a buyer with a failing build can engage SOLTECH for rescue, and other buyers can hire it for software architecture or technology strategy³¹. For buyers on Salesforce, SOLTECH runs a practice covering both standard implementation³² and the edition built for nonprofits, the Nonprofit Success Pack³³. Elsewhere the case list mentions a rescue and rebuild for an advisory business³⁴, and the testimonials section credits each quote to a named organization^35,36.

Commercial terms

No price list, day rate or fee level is published. Prospective clients with a web or mobile app in mind can open the conversation at no charge³⁷. Whether there is a smallest viable engagement, and how far from Atlanta the firm will work, is not publicly stated on the pages we opened.

Assurance

Before sharing sensitive data, a buyer should know that SOLTECH's position on SOC 2, ISO 27001 and HIPAA is not publicly stated on the pages we opened. The about page carries a heading for awards and certifications, but the saved text under it is empty³⁸.

What SOLTECH's model offers a buyer

1. Advisory and IT staffing available from the same firm^4,5. 2. A readiness assessment with three named outputs¹⁸. 3. A stated governance scope for responsible AI²². 4. Close to three decades of client relationships⁶ and certified women owned status¹⁴. 5. Free initial talks for buyers planning web or mobile apps³⁷.

Gaps in SOLTECH's published terms

1. Fees and rates are not published. 2. An audited security standard is not publicly stated on the pages we opened. 3. Team size is not publicly stated on the pages we opened. 4. The one detailed case study is a software rebuild²³, with AI work described on service pages^17,29.

Why SOLTECH is sixth

SOLTECH suits a buyer who wants an established firm offering AI advisory and staffing under one roof^4,17. It ranks sixth because its pages leave fees, team size and security certification unstated, while Nexus has a commercial unit, per role automated with no per diem or consultant time, and holds SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001³⁹.