Incumbent Telco System Replaced by Scalable Optical Network 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 their 28 buildings and supplying Internet access. They could cite several instances…
See full article »Facility Updated to Provide Better Care, Better Outcomes One of North Dallas’s largest and most comprehensive health care providers, with multiple hospitals and emergency rooms in the area, wanted to enable their cafeteria for wireless presentations. They contacted Netsync for help with this project. The Nuts and Bolts Netsync recommended placing screens in two locations:…
See full article »Doctors Can Now Work Together Across the Campus and Across the World A large medical center in Texas decided to take their collaboration efforts to the next level. To do this, they contacted Netsync for both the plan and the implementation. Planning for Collaboration After a careful review of both the center’s needs and their…
See full article »Data Center Refresh Brings District Up-to-Date An ISD in North Texas, consistently recognized as one of the top-rated in the state, realized that they weren’t getting the performance or security they needed from their legacy data centers, so they asked Netsync to provide a plan for a full storage refresh. With two separate data centers…
See full article »Upgrading Audio-Visual System is Key to Better Outcomes When a major cancer hospital in North Texas decided to become more collaborative, they turned to Netsync for a video conferencing system that would support audio-video presentations in their boardroom. Technology at the Forefront of the Fight After working with the hospital to determine their needs and…
See full article »Better Decisions Through Better Technology In any medical emergency, critical decisions must often be made quickly with the best information available. A major Texas hospital sought to reduce the time needed to make those decisions, while at the same time increasing the amount of information available to doctors and other caregivers, by allowing them to…
See full article »Preventing Cyberattacks in the Classroom When voters approved a $737 million bond package for a well-known North Texas school district, $100 million of that amount was earmarked for technology upgrades and improvements. The bond included funding for computers, technology and technology-related infrastructure in an effort to provide students with the tools they needed to become…
See full article »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…
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