When did IT stop being about possibility—and start being about printers?
Over the past decade, IT teams quietly powered the digital transformation of every sector. But that success came with a cost. More tools meant more tickets. More software meant more slowdowns. IT professionals—the same ones who once built computers after school just for fun—found themselves buried in a queue of reactive busywork.
“Why won’t this app install?”
“Can you reset my login?”
“I can’t connect to the server…”
This wasn’t what they signed up for. And it’s not the role they should be stuck in.
Atera, a fast-growing SaaS platform helping IT teams manage and fix systems remotely, saw a better future. One where IT could stop putting out fires—and start lighting the way forward.
In a space where most IT tools were locked in a features race, Atera wanted to break out by building something bigger: a new kind of platform powered by AI.
Rather than just fix what’s broken, Atera would help IT teams anticipate problems before they surfaced. Automate what bogged them down. And free them to do the kind of strategic, systems-thinking work that drew them to tech in the first place.
They asked COLLINS to help articulate that future—and build a brand to lead it.
We started by listening. Not just to execs, but to the people in the trenches. What we heard was clear: a deep well of untapped ambition. IT people didn’t choose this career to reset passwords. They chose it to solve hard problems. To tinker. To build. To push technology forward.
With that insight, we partnered with Atera to redefine the company from the inside out.
We clarified its positioning as a category leader, not just a tool provider. We sharpened its narrative to reflect the pride, potential, and purpose of modern IT professionals. And we built a new brand system to signal clarity, momentum, and a new era of leadership.
What emerged was a brand no longer defined by its features—but by its future. A brand built for the builders behind the scenes.
Atera became the flagbearer for a new age of AI-powered IT—where the people who keep businesses running can finally get back to moving them forward.
- COLLINS
- L.A. CorrallGeorge LavenderAntonia LazarMadeleine CarrucanTed GuerreroSpencer GervasoniJan Estrada-Osmycki
- Atera
- Gil PekelanNoa MesserYoav MachlinTomer Inbar