Wayne Valocik and Millie Brinkley Bring Significant Experience and Client-Focus

Quantapoint is pleased to announce the hiring of Wayne Valocik as Director of Sales Operations and Millie Brinkley as Marketing and Sales Coordinator. Wayne manages Quantapoint's sales force and ensures their ongoing focus on understanding and meeting client goals. Millie coordinates marketing and sales activities to ensure we efficiently meet client needs, including initial contact, handling requests and organizing events.

"Both Wayne and Millie bring significant experience and even more client focus to Quantapoint," said James McGill, Vice President of Marketing. "They are excellent additions to the marketing and sales team, and I am confident that they will help Quantapoint better serve our clients."

A Year of Awards and Amazing Growth

The past twelve months have been very exciting and productive for Quantapoint. We've had the pleasure of sharing with you our awards, customer successes and technology innovations. A few of our accomplishments include receiving the Communicator Award for customer focused communications, the Pittsburgh 100 Award for being one of the fastest growing companies in our region, and an R&D 100 Award recognizing our PRISM 3D as one of the top 100 most technologically significant products in 2005. We've also continued to expand both domestically and internationally, adding several partners and employees. Finally, Quantapoint surpassed 600 successfully completed as-built laser documentation projects, including projects at the Guggenheim Museum, the Paramount Theatre, Whitney Museum of American Art, and Wood County Schools.


Quantapoint takes great pride in helping our clients meet their goals.  We look forward to another exciting year of improving our understanding of how we can help our clients.  You ain't seen nothing yet!

Is Quantapoint's 3D Laser Technology Safe for Masonry, Artwork, Tapestries, Etc.?

Quantapoint has successfully completed 600 laser documentation projects without incident using our 3D laser camera, including the Guggenheim and the New York Museum of Modern Art.

Due to its very low power infrared laser (at the oppositite end of the spectrum from harmful ultra-violet) and very short dwell times on any point (due to continuous scanning 360-degree scanning), Quantapoint's 3D laser camerais safe on virtually all surfaces, including masonry, artwork, tapestries, skin, etc.

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