Tax Cut Dreams: Solution Providers Pledge More Staff, Investment If Trump Plan Wins

"This is really positive," Bletnitsky said. "We're always telling our clients to refresh technology, but the shoemaker's kids go barefoot."

Big Sur Technologies had been tightening its belt under the Obama administration since it didn't know what the lending environment would look like for banks, CEO Sam Sandusky told CRN. But Trump's proposed corporate income tax rate cut has engendered optimism, Sandusky said, which in turn will spur more action from businesses.

"Since 2008, we've had to take the position that we better be financially independent and stable," Sandusky said. "So this is really interesting. It almost allows you to exhale a little bit."

Matt Brown contributed to this report.