Netsync has enjoyed a number of impressive successes since its founding in 2002. From SLED to Enterprise we've helped our clients solve problems, save money, increase productivity and more. You can read about the challenges we faced and overcame, and how we helped out clients to improve their business and get closer to reaching their ultimate goals.
Campus Equipment Refresh Program Provides Faster, Better Internet Access As part of their Campus Equipment Refresh program, a major Texas school district undertook to update both switching and wireless infrastructure across the district. The district would be taking care of all configuration and planning, while Netsync was asked to handle the physical installation of the…
See full article »Shared System Between ISD and Local Police Leads to Unique Challenges In a large Texas school district, communications and collaboration hardware was shared with three separate entities: the ISD data center, a single high school and the local police department. Initially, the client’s initial goal was to consolidate their servers from the high school to…
See full article »Old System Creates Headaches for Police In this large Texas city, the Police Department was forced to work with a Data Center that was more than 10 years old. This caused more and more headaches and inefficiencies with every year that passed, something that a law enforcement department could not allow. However, they were hesitant…
See full article »Difficulty Connecting, Poor Coverage, Missed Opportunities Inhibit Learning A large Texas school district had a problem: their wireless system was more than 10 years old, leading to poor coverage, difficulty in connecting and missed opportunities in the classroom. With the never-ending growth of connected tech on campus, the administration had tried distributing stand-along “hot spots”…
See full article »Defense in Depth Architecture Provides Enhanced, Multi-Layered Solution A well-known Texas university, particularly noted for its massive media department, needed to upgrade the cybersecurity on their pair of data centers to accommodate their ever-growing student population. In particular, they were concerned that their legacy firewall set-up was not providing them with adequate cybersecurity. What was…
See full article »Major University Saves Money, Increases Productivity with New System A prestigious US university knew that the time had come to replace their Cisco legacy analog phone system and move to a new VoIP configuration, Cisco’s Unified Communications Manager. This would not only save them money but provide for easy scaling in the future as well…
See full article »Cyber Attack Leads to Security Upgrade An unforeseen cyberattack is every organization’s worst nightmare. When a rural Texas ISD was hit with a ransomware attack, they knew that they had to do something… and quickly. Compounding the problem, however, was the fact that rural school districts typically have a limited source of financial support with…
See full article »Netsync Schools Educators in Overcoming both Installation and Financial Obstacles A large school district in Texas needed to update aging hardware at one of its campuses but faced both installation and financial challenges in doing so. Their current support staff was not able to take in and install all of the purchased APs if purchased…
See full article »Multiprotocol Label Switching Network Installed Over Existing Infrastructure. Waste not, want not.A major municipal energy corporation in Texas, providing service to more than 352,000 natural gas customers and 840,00+ electricity customers, needed an experienced technology partner to help develop and deploy a secure and sustainable Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) network using an existing network infrastructure.…
See full article »Upgrading is More Than Just Installing New Hardware A major Texas University campus had a problem: their phone system was old and outdated, but they didn’t know what they needed to do nor how to pay for it. Fortunately, Netsync had the answers they needed. The customer wanted to move from their old telecom system…
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