About

We help businesses put technology to work.

Founded by Victor J. Quiñones, FutureTranz is a technology company in Sugar Land, Texas. We deliver managed IT and cybersecurity, and we build AI software, including FTI vCMO, our Virtual Chief Marketing Officer platform.

Our mission

virtualizeIT means giving growing organizations the operations that large enterprises rely on, at a cost they can plan for.

Whether the work is a hosted desktop, a security program, or a marketing operation, we hold it to the same standard: dependable capability, clear pricing, and people who are accountable for the result.

virtualizeIT

Enterprise-class computing, security, and recovery for a predictable monthly cost, so your team can work from anywhere without adding risk.

Results, not just technology

We start with the outcome you need, agree on how to measure it, and choose the technology after that.

People stay accountable

Automation does the repetitive work. Your team reviews, approves, and owns what goes out under your name.

The FutureTranz story

How FutureTranz grew from managed IT into AI software, and how we work with clients today.

Our history

2005
FutureTranz, Inc. is registered in Texas.
2009
QuinServe becomes Virtual-Q, which is now a FutureTranz brand.
Managed IT
IT as a Service, hosted desktops, disaster recovery, and cybersecurity serve clients across several industries.
Today
FTI vCMO brings websites, campaigns, social publishing, CRM, and AI drafting into one workspace for marketing teams.

FTI vCMO

FTI vCMO gives a marketing team one workspace for its website, blog, social publishing, SEO, CRM connections, and AI drafting, with monthly packages and AI usage you can see. It is built to support your marketing staff, not to replace them.

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Headquarters

2245 Texas Drive, Suite 300
Sugar Land, TX 77479
713-587-2525
info@futuretranz.com
For managed IT and cybersecurity, visit www.futuretranz.com.

Talk with our team

Tell us what your team is working on. We will walk you through FTI vCMO and discuss whether a pilot makes sense.