March 4, 2024
Business Software Development

In today's fast-paced digital world, staying ahead, or even up to par, in the technology game is increasingly a necessity for businesses. When a business considers a full overhaul of the majority of their legacy systems, it is typically referred to as legacy modernization. Legacy systems, often seen as the backbone of many enterprises, are increasingly becoming a sometimes seemingly insurmountable hurdle in the path of innovation and efficiency. This is especially true in sectors where rapid technological advancements are...

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January 24, 2024
Business and Culture, Press Release

Tech solutions firm announces is it now employee owned Phase 2 executives Heath Clinton, Shane Kempton and Mark Towler announced thecompany’s plans to be employee-owned at a recent employee summit. OKLAHOMA CITY (Jan. 24, 2023) – Phase 2, an Oklahoma-based technology solutions firm with employees in 12 states, announced today the company is now fully employee-owned  after converting to an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP).  Founder and Chairman Mark Towler said the new ownership model is the result of thoughtful succession planning. The...

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January 16, 2024
Press Release

Jeremy Kuhlman Promoted to Vice President;  Andy Morris Elevated to Director of Engineering OKLAHOMA CITY (Jan.16, 2024) – Phase 2 has promoted long-time team members Jeremy Kuhlman to vice president and Andy Morris to director of engineering. Kuhlman, a 17-year veteran of the company, will be responsible for strategic consulting and company operations. Morris, who’s been with both Phase 2 and Phase 2’s sister company Drakewell for the past 16 years, will drive the company’s engineering strategy, and continue to oversee...

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December 19, 2023
Business and Culture, Press Release

Industry veteran will retain chief technology officer role OKLAHOMA CITY (Dec. 19, 2023) – Phase 2 has promoted Shane Kempton to president of the software development company.  “Shane has been a driving force in Phase 2’s success and innovation for close to two decades," CEO Heath Clinton said. “There’s no one better qualified to be our president and lead our company into the next 25 years.” Kempton, who will retain his role as chief technology officer, has spent the past 20 years designing,...

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