[ SITUATION ] Home Lumber's technology infrastructure was based on a server that the company had outgrown. They desperately needed to upgrade to a newer system and they needed it quickly with no downtime for the 150-200 employees who accessed the system daily. The company's main headquarters also needed to ensure their four remote sites could have fast, reliable, secure access to critical information like the company's centralized billing and inventory system. continue...
	[ SITUATION ] Ready Mixed Concrete was looking to centralize many of their internal systems and data to their head office. The remote office in Littleton needed real-time access to company data. continue...
	[ SITUATION ] Landmark Financial was becoming increasingly frustrated with the unreliability of their PC-based network. The system always seemed to fail on them just when employees needed it the most. To keep things running, the system regularly required extensive maintenance on the server as well as each individual workstation. Employees who worked remotely had intermittent success accessing the network, and when they did, it was not always a secure connection. continue...
	[ SITUATION ] The Medical Center of Aurora faced a daunting set of challenges: the hospital's Meditech application, which the hospital's nursing staff had previously accessed via dumb terminals, now needed to be deployed in a Windows-based PC environment. In addition, new purchasing management software, MediBuy, needed to be deployed in an environment with access to a web browser. continue...