New Brand Recognizes Our Strategic Shift to Digital Transformation, Partnership, and Impact

Ocala, FL — eResources, our parent company and a leading provider of comprehensive digital solutions, today announces its rebrand to 

, effective immediately. This change reflects more than a new name, it marks a pivotal shift in how the company partners with organizations to transform their digital future.

The new name embodies the scale of impact the company creates: seismic, lasting, and deeply rooted in strategy. Like tectonic plates reshaping the Earth’s surface, Tectonic helps organizations navigate complexity, align operations, and unlock new opportunities through technology and insight.

"This rebrand reflects our growth and our ambition," said Jason Clark, Chief Marketing Officer. "It’s a declaration of the role we now play. We’re not just service providers, we are strategic partners delivering integrated transformation across technology, operations, and brand."

Tectonic unifies a portfolio of specialized services that were once distinct brands under one powerful identity. This includes the creative force of VIA Studio, now the marketing and branding arm of Tectonic, ITonDemand, which continues to provide managed IT and cybersecurity services, and software development through our Orchestrate and Digital divisions. This integrated structure allows clients to benefit from cross-functional expertise and seamless execution—from digital infrastructure to brand storytelling.

"We’re still the same team, with the same commitment to our clients—just with a name and structure that better reflects where we’re going together," said Dusty Gulleson, Chief Executive Officer. "With Tectonic, our clients gain a true partner—one built to evolve with them, every step of the way."

The shift to Tectonic is driven by a clear purpose: to help organizations not just keep pace with change, but lead it. Tectonic brings together strategy, technology, and creativity to serve a wide range of industries including healthcare, education, nonprofits, property management, associations, and large enterprises with complex digital needs.

On a companywide level, think of us as your partners in transformation and business strategy. More specifically, here are the divisions that help turn that into a cohesive plan:


Transforming brands through brand strategy, design, and marketing

Web & Software Development (Tectonic Software)

Turning your complex business processes into stable, reliable, and sustainable software and websites


Hands-on IT services that help organizations run smarter, safer, and more efficiently

Integrating AI and LLM’s into existing systems to boost efficiency and drive growth

Online Applications Platform (Orchestrate)

A flexible platform for managing every step of any type of application process

Accessibility Management for Higher Education (Orchestrate AMS)

The superior solution for modern accessibility management

Property Management Software & IT Support (HelpDesk Realty)

IT, HelpDesk, & marketing support for property management companies

Remote Staffing & Back-Office Support (Tectonic Staffing)

Helping professional accounting and CPA firms through outsourced bookkeeping, data entry, and staff augmentation

Tectonic partners with organizations like Stanford University, Google, and Armstrong International, helping them modernize operations, increase resilience, and grow with confidence.

Recent projects include AI Integration Roadmaps for Greensboro Housing Authority, Orchestrate AMS Accessibility Management for University of California, Davis, and branding/website work for Heaven Hill Brands.

 to explore the new brand, meet the team, and learn how Tectonic is reshaping the future of digital transformation. Let’s start the conversation today.

Jason Clark
Chief Marketing Officer
jclark@teamtectonic.com


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 love them. I’ve got an entire drawer dedicated to the obsession. One drawer. Multiple layers. We’re talking stratum. I just counted: just shy of 

 are crammed in there. Sometimes I can’t even shut the dang thing. It drives my wife nuts. If she ever leaves me, it’ll be over my inability to Marie Kondo this cotton catastrophe into something manageable.

I’ve always been a sucker for merch — shirts, hats, toys, pins, you name it. I still remember zooming around the neighborhood in my iron-on Flash Gordon tee and thinking I was the coolest thing this side of Planet Mongo. Or the time I was supposed to be learning the multiplication tables but instead practiced drawing my Admiral Ackbar shirt 

But my love for merch —  specifically wearable merch — came with my obsession with 

 and a shirt I wore until it literally fell off me. My mom clipped proofs-of-purchases for months and then mailed them off just so tiny me could broadcast to the world: 

People needed to know. I was four, but I had a message, and that message was printed in bold across my chest.

I bring all of this up because that’s what merch is all about, isn’t it? Broadcasting to the world what 

Ownable merch is magic. It’s how you smuggle a brand away from itself and into your real life. It takes all that big, abstract stuff, like values, stories, vibes, and shrinks it down into something you can wear, hold, stick on your laptop, or pull over your head when you need a little confidence boost. Suddenly, it’s not just a logo anymore. It’s 

(Or your overflowing drawer of Godzilla tee's ;)

That kind of physical connection? It’s sticky. It keeps the brand close, even when you're nowhere near it.

Here are 5 quick reasons you shouldn’t sleep on ownable merch:

, already the queen of cool-girl skincare, dropped a soft pink hoodie—and the internet lost it. Not a product. Not a serum. A sweatshirt. But not just any sweatshirt: this thing became a uniform. A badge. A wearable wink that said, “Yeah, I get it.” GlossiWEAR turned their fans into walking billboards, and even people who’d never tried the products wanted in. 

Suddenly, the brand wasn’t just on your shelf; it was on everybody's back.

Great merch isn’t just something you wear; it’s a conversation starter. 

 nailed this by turning their chaos-loving vibe into merch people had to have — shirts, skate decks, even air fresheners. Fans didn’t just drink the water; they wore the brand. And in doing so, they helped it explode across subcultures and social feeds without a dollar of traditional advertising.

It creates new revenue or loyalty streams.

Merch isn’t just a brand booster. It can 

 the brand. Drop it with intention (or scarcity), and it becomes a product line, a loyalty play, even a lifestyle. 

 gets this. Their hats, shirts, and patches aren’t just extras; they sell out, rack up revenue, and let fans live the rugged identity. 

You're not just buying a cooler... you’re buying into the whole damn ethos.

Wearing merch can feel like a secret handshake. It’s also a quiet “me too” for people who get it. It builds community without saying a word. 

 understood this early on. Their patches and tags weren’t just branding; they were badges of belief. Sustainability, adventure, activism… all stitched into gear worn with pride. 

It wasn’t just apparel. It was alignment.

Don’t sleep on the team. Ownable merch builds internal pride just as much as external buzz. A good shirt makes people feel like part of something bigger. 

 nailed this with quirky, high-quality merch that employees actually wanted to wear. It reinforced their creative, offbeat culture and made a B2B brand feel surprisingly human.

At VIA Studio, we’re merch people. Always have been. We know the power of a good tee, and we’ve seen it work. When 

 rebranded, a simple shirt helped rally the internal team. From there, we rolled out designs for hats, magnets, bottles, bags, and — naturally — t-shirts for both big and little nature lovers. Today, the faithful foresters are out there repping local art and conservation with pride. Branded swag never looked so mission-driven.

. Tees, hoodies, pins, stickers… we did it all. We’ve seen firsthand what good merch can do: their sales continue to climb every year, and the stuff isn’t just worn in October. Folks rock it 

. I’ve seen it at the grocery store in June. I’ve worn it in 

. Great merch doesn’t go back in the box after Spooky Season. It becomes part of the rotation.

So yeah, we believe in merch. The kind you want to wear because it 

 something. It’s storytelling you can zip up, slap on a water bottle, or gift to your four-year-old future brand ambassador. If you’re thinking about how merch could play a bigger role in your brand’s story, we’d love to help.

. And hey, if you ever stumble across a vintage Monster Cookies shirt* in adult sizes, do the right thing. I’ll owe you forever.

* I wish I had a pic to share, but alas, some things are lost to time. Trust me, though, that shirt was the bees’ knees.

Sometimes merch sticks around longer than anything else. This shirt, for example, was part of the 2016 rebrand of Louisville’s Waterfront Park. That’s nearly a decade ago. The rest of the launch materials have come and gone, but this shirt? Still going. Still selling at events. Still making its way into new hands. Still making people smile. When merch is well-designed and genuinely wearable, it doesn’t just support a brand, it helps carry it forward. 


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 at VIA Studio is two components: Brand Strategy and Brand Identity. 

 is a process that helps you find the unique values of your organization and your value to your audience, and defines how you can best communicate that value. 

 is the outward expression of your company, and is crafted from your logo, colors, typography, as well as the rules that govern how they are implemented. A great identity reinforces confidence in and awareness of your brand.

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