Netsync has enjoyed a number of impressive successes since its founding in 2002, and we've memorialized them in a series of case studies that we know you'll want to read. From SLED to Enterprise, we've helped our clients solve problems, save money, increase productivity, and more. You can learn about the challenges we faced and overcame, and how we helped out clients improve their business and get closer to reaching their ultimate goals.
Netsync helps the County Commissioners Court continue to communicate and interact with its citizens during the COVID-10 Pandemic.
See full article »Netsync’s collaboration practice created a solution that provided Aledo ISD with the best of both worlds—the ability to collaborate with board members and stream it live to social media.
See full article »One of the state’s largest school districts needed a better solution installed with zero service disruption When you share network servers with the local police department, decisions to alter configurations or architectures take on a heightened level of scrutiny. One of Texas’ largest school districts could relate. Their Cisco Unified Communications (UC) solution, which is…
See full article »Netsync designs and deploys high-speed, scalable optical network to address school district’s current and future needs A major school district in North Texas — in fact, the largest of 38 districts in the area—with an enrollment of more than 14,000 students, had a costly, poorly supported metro-Ethernet network connecting and supplying Internet access for their…
See full article »A single meeting with Netsync’s professionals left them convinced they would soon select the leader in the implementation of comprehensive IT lifecycle solutions for a wide array of organizations.
See full article »RYUK Ransomware targets district just prior to its busiest time of the year For teachers, coaches and administrators, there’s a flurry of activity and a frenetic pace that precedes the start of each school year, especially when you’re closing out a busy summer session. There are hundreds of things to think about, but there’s one…
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