2004 founding
Velocity Technologies was founded in Arizona in 2004 by Jeremy Whittaker.
Velocity story
The Velocity Technologies Story
Founded in Arizona in 2004 by Jeremy Whittaker, Velocity Technologies grew from the N2 Network Solutions transition into a Tempe-based managed IT provider for Phoenix and the East Valley. This story explains why the company focuses on accountable managed IT for Phoenix and East Valley SMBs.
Velocity Technologies Arizona managed IT story
Jeremy Whittaker and the Velocity Technologies team explain the local managed IT focus behind the Phoenix and East Valley MSP.
Transcript
Founded in Arizona in 2004 by Jeremy Whittaker, Velocity Technologies grew from the N2 Network Solutions transition into a Tempe-based managed IT provider for Phoenix and the East Valley.
The video gives Phoenix, Tempe, Chandler, Mesa, Gilbert, and Scottsdale buyers a direct look at the local Velocity story.
Velocity keeps the conversation practical: responsive support, security operations, reliable backup, Microsoft 365 governance, and leadership IT planning.
Founder timeline
Tempe-based support footprint
The current headquarters at 4500 S Lakeshore Dr Suite 300 keeps the operating footprint tied to Phoenix and East Valley businesses.
N2 Network Solutions transition
The Velocity story includes the N2 Network Solutions transition that shaped today’s managed IT operating model.
Current fully managed IT focus
Velocity now centers its public site around responsive support, security-first operations, reliable backup, Microsoft 365 administration, and quarterly planning.
From local operator to managed IT partner
Founded in Arizona
Founded in Arizona in 2004 by Jeremy Whittaker, Velocity Technologies grew from the N2 Network Solutions transition into a Tempe-based managed IT provider for Phoenix and the East Valley.
Built for Phoenix SMBs
The company focus is managed IT, cybersecurity, backup, Microsoft 365, network operations, and vCIO planning for organizations that need clear ownership.
Tempe-based service footprint
Velocity is based at 4500 S Lakeshore Dr Suite 300, Tempe, AZ 85282 and supports Phoenix, Tempe, Chandler, Mesa, Gilbert, Scottsdale, and nearby East Valley communities.
What the story means for buyers
Local accountability
Prospects work with an Arizona-staffed team that understands local offices, vendor realities, and onsite escalation needs.
Security-first operations
Managed support includes identity, endpoint, patching, backup, and access-control conversations instead of treating security as an optional add-on.
Planning discipline
Quarterly roadmap conversations turn support history and lifecycle risk into decisions leadership can budget and own.
If you want to compare another local MSP, start with the assessment or build a planning quote.
Start with the assessment
Use the Free Network Assessment to compare support ownership, backup readiness, Microsoft 365 administration, vendor accountability, and roadmap discipline.
Build a planning quote
Use the managed IT planning quote to frame a monthly range before Velocity validates what the team would actually own.
Dedicated compliance practice
Dedicated compliance practice
Velocity Technologies should stay focused on Phoenix and East Valley managed IT. Defense-contractor compliance depth belongs with Velocity CMMC at ITSupportConsulting.com so CUI scoping, readiness planning, documentation, evidence, and managed compliance do not turn this MSP site into duplicate CMMC service content.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask before choosing an MSP.
Who founded Velocity Technologies?
Velocity Technologies was founded in Arizona in 2004 by Jeremy Whittaker.
What was the N2 Network Solutions transition?
The Velocity Technologies story includes the N2 Network Solutions transition that led into today’s Tempe-based managed IT provider.
Why does the story matter to managed IT buyers?
It shows that Velocity is positioned as a local operator for Phoenix and East Valley businesses rather than a distant support desk.
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