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- Are you getting all you can from your investment in Information Technology?
- Does your in-house staff have the business knowledge, technical skills and the time it takes to get the results you need?
- Could you use outside expertise to help you get a lot more benefits from your Information Technology—without spending a lot more money?
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- We provide all the skills you need—business analysis, applications development, and technical services.
- Our business analysts are senior executives who have been designing business applications for decades. They know how to drive business value with Information Technology.
- Our application developers turn your requirements into business reality by following our proven development process.
- Our Microsoft Certified technical specialists can update your IT infrastructure—networks, LAN’s, WAN’s—and enable remote access to your systems
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Here are some projects we are currently developing for clients.
- Display Specialties (DSI) ecommerce site will enable their food service customers to access the product catalog and order on-line, integrated with DSI’s Oracle ERP system.
- Princeton City School District’s eReportCard program will let teachers update student records for the new standards-based report cards over the web. Administration can print report cards.
- Wilmington City School Districts’ teachers will be able to check class rosters and update attendance over the web. Information will be automatically transferred to the State system.
- The City of Lebanon’s dispatchers will be able to view and update a master schedule for installers over the web and automatically print dispatch lists and work orders.
- LSI Industries will be able to monitor orders divided among multiple manufacturing locations via a web tool that tracks order status.
Here are some projects we have recently completed.
- B&J Jacobs' designers are more productive with their new CAD workstations and IT infrastructure.
- Widmer’s Drycleaners executives can access systems at remote facilities over their new Wide Area Network (WAN). This reduces paperwork and improves visibility.
- CINCO Family Financial Center Credit Union's web filtering software reduces unwanted spam and prevents employees from accessing inappropriate websites.
- River Valley Credit Union’s updated web site includes a tool that allows their non-technical staff to keep it up-to-date.
- Prime Financial Group can quickly locate and share client information among their entire staff to better coordinate client support.
- City of Loveland electronically matched information from separate databases from Warren, Clermont, and Hamilton counties to their own database for Storm Water Runoff billing.
- A major international passenger transport company’s Intranet provides a central place where employees can get up-to-date company information and forms.
- LSI Industries’ extranet gives their partners on-line access to confidential, customer-specific information.
- Credit Union On-Line keeps improves member satisfaction and saves money on printing and mailing by giving members secure web access to their monthly account statements.
- Reading Rock’s executives can access their email and business systems from remote locations.
- CINCO Family Financial Center Credit Union's electronic signature capture speeds teller transactions and reduces paper storage.
- City of Loveland non-technical staff can easily add meeting announcements and minutes to their website.
- Reading Rock’s Virtual Private Network (VPN) allows multiple locations to operate as a single wide area network (WAN) to facilitate document and data sharing and reduce IT costs and gives remote users secure access to information over the Internet.
- Wright-Patt Credit Union's Board of Directors no longer gets massive sets of printed documents before each meeting. Now they can access the documents over the web. Plus they can have on-line discussions and votes. All of which makes board meetings faster and more effective.
- Black Box Network Services firewalls enable traveling executives and remote staff to access emails and other applications yet prevents unauthorized connections.
- Reading Rock sales reps can use their browsers to record sales activity. Sales executives can review on-line or print reports.
- CINCO Family Financial Center Credit Union's managed the complexities of a corporate acquisition, by combining core data processing systems into a single platform.
- Green Township reduced costs by migrating all their PC’s and servers to a common Operating System and Office platform.
- Reading Rock implemented an internal email system using Microsoft Exchange Server and has subsequently updated the system for enhanced security and new features.
- CINCO Family Financial Center Credit Union utilized experienced IT veterans to set their annual budget and long-range IT plan.
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