Triangle Business Journal Names Insight 6^th ‘Best Place to Work’ in Raleigh-Durham 

Ranking celebrates company’s engaging work atmosphere, transformative approach to innovation

TEMPE, Ariz., September 17, 2019 – Insight Enterprises (NASDAQ:NSIT), the global super solution integrator of Insight Intelligent Technology Solutions™ for organizations of all sizes, was named the sixth best place to work among medium-sized businesses in the Raleigh-Durham region by the Triangle Business Journal at its annual awards luncheon held Thursday in Raleigh.

The Journal announced its “Best Places to Work 2019” rankings in four categories of business (small, medium, large and extra-large), with 50 total winners announced. Companies were selected based on employee responses to a survey by Quantum Workplace gauging best workplace cultures, team communication, employee morale, engagement and trust.

Insight’s Raleigh office of 70 teammates focuses exclusively on Digital Innovation solutions for clients in the Raleigh-Durham, Winston-Salem, Greensboro and Wilmington areas of North Carolina. The team provides services centered on cloud enablement, data/artificial intelligence, Internet of Things and intelligent applications, among other transformative services introducing clients to smarter ways to run their business.

“Our Raleigh team brings a creative spirit to helping clients realize real outcomes from great ideas. These highly energetic technical experts are thoughtfully guiding organizations through their digital journeys, from conceptualization to execution. The Triangle Business Journal recognition as a top workplace reflects that enthusiasm for innovation,” said Steve Dodenhoff, president, Insight North America.  

Insight’s values of Hunger, Heart and Harmony accentuate a team mentality of building meaningful connections to help businesses run smarter. The company’s emphasis on challenging conventional wisdom and welcoming different perspectives drives new ways to orchestrate modern solutions that take the complexity out of IT.

“We have a team that has really bought into our vision of helping clients understand that digital transformation is a business imperative today. While we have the scale of a global solution integrator, we’ve maintained the inspired thinking of a small consulting firm that keeps our approach personable and unique to our clients’ greatest needs,” said Holly Leyda, Insight’s senior sales manager in Raleigh.