Dan Reisig's guest appearances

Dan Reisig

ICTPODCAST

Wichita Chamber Business Accelerator

Jason Toevs

Wayne Bell

Josh Oeding

Christina Long

Matt Wright

Bill Gardner

Jeremy Johnson

Brian Williamson

Damon Young

CHAD HANSON

Brad Lea

Richard Rierson

Tom Smith

Robert Miller

Ben Hutton

OwlTail

Where does Hollywood go when they need to store critical items?  Who does a local medical supply company turn to when filing records?  Honestly, the same company: UV&amp;S.  Host Don Sherman is joined by Jeff Ollenburger and Dan Reisig to talk about how UV&amp;S has grown into Wichita and worldwide from their original business beginnings in Hutchinson.  On this episode we discuss: Company expansion worldwide Creating a museum and salt mine tour to meet a demand Listening to your clients so they can steer you to success Serving as a back office for storage of small businesses The shifting need towards digital storage Finding the right people to work with The two things you need to know about ransomware The importance of staying connected to the local community through the Chamber of Commerce The value of the Business Expo and how to have success there Serving employees and their families Staying balanced in a business of technology that operates 24/7 across multiple time zones Coopetition Learn more about UV&amp;S:https://uvsinc.com/Facebook ProfileLinkedIn Profile UV&amp;S incorporated on June 11, 1959, founded by a group of Kansas businessmen who predicted the need for a secure location to protect and manage information. They evaluated numerous sites nationwide, then chose the salt mine in Hutchinson, Kansas. Known in the industry as an early entrant in the offsite records management field, UV&amp;S is still a privately owned and operated business. Many of the original families continue in the management and direction of our company.  The company grew to encompass six records centers – three underground and three above ground. Underground facilities in Kentucky, Missouri and Kansas provide the highest level of security from natural disasters and potential civil unrest for clients nationally and internationally. Above ground facilities in Oklahoma and Kansas serve local metropolitan areas.  We acknowledge a diverse client population that migrates data and information, for storage, from over 38 countries worldwide. The salt mine in Hutchinson, Kansas is our largest facility – more than 650 feet underground with a vertical entrance; protecting records in every form and movie film. In Wichita, Topeka and Oklahoma City our three state-of-the-art records centers are used primarily for active rotation and retention of a geographically near clientele. Services are provided to customers in a traditional “fee for service” arrangement. From transportation, handling, inprocessing, retrievals, refiles, copying and destruction, UV&amp;S can accomplish it all. With the proliferation of third party air transportation and overnight delivery, the distance of our vaults is transparent to our users. Thanks for listening, be sure to subscribe and leave us a review! Join the Wichita Regional Chamber of Commerce! This podcast is brought to you by the Wichita Regional Chamber of Commerce and is powered by Evergy.  To send feedback on this show and/or send suggestions for future guests or topics please e-mail communications@wichitachamber.org. This show is part of the ICT Podcast Network.  For more information visit ictpod.net

Where does Hollywood go when they need to store critical items?  Who does a local medical supply company turn to when filing records?  Honestly, the same company: UV&amp;S.  Host Don Sherman is joined by Jeff Ollenburger and Dan Reisig to talk about how UV&amp;S has grown into Wichita and worldwide from their original business beginnings in Hutchinson.  On this episode we discuss:<ul> <li>Company expansion worldwide</li> <li>Creating a museum and salt mine tour to meet a demand</li> <li>Listening to your clients so they can steer you to success</li> <li>Serving as a back office for storage of small businesses</li> <li>The shifting need towards digital storage</li> <li>Finding the right people to work with</li> <li>The two things you need to know about ransomware</li> <li>The importance of staying connected to the local community through the Chamber of Commerce</li> <li>The value of the Business Expo and how to have success there</li> <li>Serving employees and their families</li> <li>Staying balanced in a business of technology that operates 24/7 across multiple time zones</li> <li>Coopetition</li> </ul>Learn more about UV&amp;S:<a href="https://uvsinc.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://uvsinc.com/</a><a href="https://www.facebook.com/uvsinc" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook Profile</a><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/uvsinc/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn Profile</a> UV&amp;S incorporated on June 11, 1959, founded by a group of Kansas businessmen who predicted the need for a secure location to protect and manage information. They evaluated numerous sites nationwide, then chose the salt mine in Hutchinson, Kansas. Known in the industry as an early entrant in the offsite records management field, UV&amp;S is still a privately owned and operated business. Many of the original families continue in the management and direction of our company.  The company grew to encompass six records centers – three underground and three above ground. Underground facilities in Kentucky, Missouri and Kansas provide the highest level of security from natural disasters and potential civil unrest for clients nationally and internationally. Above ground facilities in Oklahoma and Kansas serve local metropolitan areas.  We acknowledge a diverse client population that migrates data and information, for storage, from over 38 countries worldwide. The salt mine in Hutchinson, Kansas is our largest facility – more than 650 feet underground with a vertical entrance; protecting records in every form and movie film. In Wichita, Topeka and Oklahoma City our three state-of-the-art records centers are used primarily for active rotation and retention of a geographically near clientele. Services are provided to customers in a traditional “fee for service” arrangement. From transportation, handling, inprocessing, retrievals, refiles, copying and destruction, UV&amp;S can accomplish it all. With the proliferation of third party air transportation and overnight delivery, the distance of our vaults is transparent to our users. Thanks for listening, be sure to subscribe and leave us a review! <a href="https://www.wichitachamber.org/join" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join the Wichita Regional Chamber of Commerce!</a> This podcast is brought to you by the Wichita Regional Chamber of Commerce and is powered by <a href="https://evergy.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Evergy</a>.  To send feedback on this show and/or send suggestions for future guests or topics please e-mail communications@wichitachamber.org. This show is part of the ICT Podcast Network.  For more information visit <a href="https://ictpod.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ictpod.net</a>

Dan Reisig and Jeff Ollenburger - UV&S

Ashley Sheideman

Molly Breitenbach

Technology is emersed in all of our lives and if you are a business-person, you are either using/growing technology or you are dying.  Ashley Sheideman of Flagship Kansas comes to the ictpodcast.com to talk about the current state of technology companies in Kansas and the opportunities they are creating for additional Tech companies to thrive in Kansas.  We all know that Kansas is a great place from which to operate and that is why entrepreneurs and startup businesses will continue to come to Kansas to connect our world.  

Technology is emersed in all of our lives and if you are a business-person, you are either using/growing technology or you are dying.  Ashley Sheideman of Flagship Kansas comes to the <a href="http://ictpodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ictpodcast.com</a> to talk about the current state of technology companies in Kansas and the opportunities they are creating for additional Tech companies to thrive in Kansas.  We all know that Kansas is a great place from which to operate and that is why entrepreneurs and startup businesses will continue to come to Kansas to connect our world.

FLAGSHIPKANSAS.TECH, Ashley Sheideman, Executive Director with Advisory Board members Dan Reisig & Molly Breitenbach