CASE STUDIES

Alamo Drafthouse Cimena had a goal of reducing their hardware footprint at each location by virtualizing their servers–including the Point-of-Sale systems. However, due to this being such a complex issue, ADC was unsure that the virtualization could be done successfully.

Titan needed a solution to allow for scalability of their call center platform. The upgrade needed to happen during business hours without interfering their operation. Titan also needed to gather and leverage business intelligence on call data, as well as other facets of their business.

Joeris General Contractors has many remote offices on client building sites in addition to its four regional offices across the state. It is crucial that employees can access corporate resources in a safe and secure way. Keeping the remote sites secure was tying up large amounts of internal resources and lead to less focus on larger IT initiatives.

South Texas Money Management needed a plan that was executable and scalable in order to help them relocate their corporate office. This project had to be completed within time and budget constraints while not interfering with daily operations.

Many of Kairoi’s properties were not receiving the day-to-day IT support they needed. Kairoi needed a solution that allowed for the maximization of business continuity while giving each employee an easy way to fix their technology problems.

After experiencing failure with their aged server, domain controller and inability to use QuickBooks accounting software, Curtis Wagner Plastics needed a new, secure and reliable solution to access company data.

After seeing limitations in their Excel based analytics reports, the Marucci team wanted to see a high-level overview of their sales performance, inventory turnover and monitor their warehouse management. They needed a user-friendly reporting tool that would provide transparent analytics for their executive team to review routinely.

American Plant Food had six servers stored on-site and wanted to gain more control over their IT management solution. The APF team was deciding between colocation hosting or moving to a cloud-based environment. With the cloud offering reduced cost over time, APF decided it was time to migrate their infrastructure.

Curtis Wagner Plastics discontinued service with their existing vendor and needed a new email solution quickly. After experiencing a server crash, hard drive failures and connectivity issues with their email server, they wanted a reliable way to back up and access their data.

Intercontinental Asset Management (IAM) decided to scale down their financial service offerings to specialize in one specific product area, resulting in a name change of their organization as a whole. As a result, IAM needed to update and migrate their existing email domain name to a new email domain.

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Mikey Trafton, Alamo Draft House Cinemas

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