Scott Fleenor

Scott served with the United States Army as a Battalion RTO. While there, he had a commanding officer who saw that he had a gift in technology and encouraged him to take coursework in that area. He took the advice of the officer, and the opportunities that followed allowed him the privilege, freedom and autonomy to engage in network and computer services at various levels.

Upon his exit from the military, Scott was invited to join TNG Systems as an IT Director and System Architect. He traveled the country consulting and designing network systems for various clients and quickly earned a reputation as a trouble shooter who never met a problem he could not solve.

In 2007, Scott founded ByteTime Computing. His personable approach to technology has made him an asset to ByteTime’s clients. Scott is not only able to find solutions where none seem to exist, but willing to take the time to explain preventative measures in a fashion that people understand.

As ByteTime’s reputation grew, Scott knew it was time to increase its professional footprint. In 2012, he merged with long time friends Brandon Layhew, Paul Johnston and Rob Caesar and transformed ByteTime Computing into the company it is today.