Tim Balderston founded iNet Business Solutions to take care of small businesses, non-profit organizations, and home computer users. He has worked for several local and national technology companies such as Valcom, Cellular One, Vanguard Cellular, and AT&T Wireless.

Tim has also been involved in acquisitions of companies both within the acquisition process and as part of the company making the acquisitions. This has allowed him to see both aspects of what's involved in transitioning multiple existing networks into the overall integrated network both on a Regional and National level. Tim's role was that of the only Voice and Date Engineer instrumental in successfully implementing the projects, completing them on time and under budget. At times this even required Tim to learn and implement a new technology "on the fly" utilizing the resources of both sides of the acquisition.

His experience in the Pennsylvania regions at one time consisted of supporting over 43 locations ranging from business offices, retail centers, and MTSOs. During this time the local company was one of the first to implement circuits between the main MTSO to all the satellite sites running both and data information to save cost and utilize the technologies offered within the company whether it was via T1/T3/Frame-Relay signaling or microwave technologies.  The regional area ranged from Lancaster to York, Chambersburg to State College and all areas in between. Tim is very familiar with the area and understands the needs and concerns of the local businesses.

Tim's experience with technology began in the United States Navy as a Communications and Ant-Submarine Warfare technician holding all possible certifications and qualifications available as an enlisted Petty Officer. Tim even held qualifications in cross-trained fields supporting a helicopter squadron in the San Francisco Bay Area, as one of the only two on base qualified to be a part of the flight crew during training missions.

Tim has expanded over the last 18 years since since he left the military building one of his first Microsoft Windows PCs when it was first introduced to the mainstream market at the start of his career.

 Another achievement was being the lead technician in the design, deployment, and support of a local 600 seat call center in the Harrisburg, PA area. His responsibilities involved hiring contractors, working with the Telco vendors and construction vendors to ensure a successful construction project.