We’re proud to share that Provalus has been featured in The Wall Street Journal in an article titled “These Jobs Often Go Overseas. One Company Is Bringing Them to Rural America.”

Good customer service is simple to describe and hard to deliver. The teams that do it best share one trait: they stay together.

As fraud threats grew more sophisticated, a leading U.S. credit union found their Fraud Operations teams falling behind. Performance lagged with no scalable staffing approach, and turnover plagued its remote workforce.

Challenge A Fortune 300 manufacturing organization faced an overwhelming surge of uninvestigated security alerts with 99% unresolved. Valuable time and resources were wasted investigating false positives, resulting in alert fatigue and diverting focus from proactive security measures and strategic initiatives. This flood of alerts desensitized the security team, impairing their ability to detect and respond to real threats, leaving the company vulnerable to cyberattacks and data breaches, and putting sensitive information and critical systems at risk. The manufacturer lacked a clear understanding of its security posture, making it challenging to identify vulnerabilities and prioritize mitigation efforts effectively. SOLution Facing increasing demands to safeguard intellectual property, ensure business continuity, and maintain partner trust, the client recognized an urgent need for change. They sought a security partner capable of providing advanced threat detection while mitigating alert fatigue, so they could focus on what truly mattered. Enter Provalus, an innovative technology solutions provider known for its unique model of building high-performing teams in rural delivery centers. Leveraging hybrid teams and a proprietary talent development initiative, The Meridian Program, Provalus quickly proved to be the ideal partner to overcome the client’s challenges.

We were thrilled to welcome students from Homeschool Connections, a group based at Harvin Clarendon County Library, to our facility in Manning, South Carolina. During their visit, they explored the exciting world of technology and customer service careers.

Today the North Carolina Department of Commerce announced the expansion of Provalus into Edenton, North Carolina. With a mission to create technology opportunities in rural communities where few traditionally exist, Provalus is expected to create 155 jobs in Chowan County.

The goal was to unite mission-driven organizations to forge meaningful connections, share industry knowledge, and amplify the invaluable contributions of our military veteran community. Between seasoned speakers, interactive sessions, and a tour of our state-of-the-art facility in Brewton, Alabama, our inaugural Stars and Stripes Summit was a massive success.

Optomi Professional Services (OPS) is pleased to announce the appointment of Carey Luhn as the organization's Vice President of Strategic Accounts. In this role, Luhn will be responsible for creating development strategies aligned to enterprise partners with a focus on growing adoption of the unified suite of OPS service offerings.

2024 was a big year for Provalus! We're honored to serve each of the rural towns we call home through our revitalization efforts, community engagement, and hiring heroes initiatives. Here's to furthering our mission in 2025!