To sustain its steady flow of worldwide sales orders, Wexler Surgical Supplies must rely on synchronization between its headquarters in Houston and the activities of customers, vendors and distributors worldwide. While the company's increasing globalization demands extensive overseas traveling, its in-house IT infrastructure kept Wexler's executive team tied down to the office.
As a service provider to healthcare practices in five states, Health Associates, Inc. must continuously keep abreast of the latest patient privacy government regulations, and structure its own recordkeeping system to create a secure environment for its clients. Maintaining a stable and secure computer system is a crucial and decisive factor for its clients and prospective customers.
To compete with industry leaders, Intergulf Corporation, like many of today's smaller businesses, must be resourceful in managing its technological capabilities. The secure and systematic exchange of critical business data between its mobile workforce and headquarters is instrumental to the company's success.
Whiteflash.com conducts business seven days a week, receiving orders and inquiries from across the globe. As sales increased, so did their dependence on technology. Insecurities about their outdated network and continuous virus and SPAM attacks forced executives to designate already limited resources to safeguarding their computer system.
The clinical practice of Irving J. Fishman, MD faced the ongoing challenge of integrating their current network to comply with ever-growing record keeping and patient privacy regulations, most notably, HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act). The practice faced numerous security concerns due to ineffective data backup routines, and office manager Miriam Fishman and her staff spent the greater part of workdays occupied with tasks entirely unrelated to patient care.
HVJ & Associates, one of the largest specialty engineering companies in Texas, experienced chronic IT issues that inhibited the firm's ability to Case Study Summary respond to time-sensitive projects. IsUtilityR was hired to resolve IT issues, synchronize satellite locations, and provision the firm to enter new markets.
Thousands in Productivity -By Moody Rambin After experiencing IT problems that caused 'tens of thousands' in lost productivity, Moody Rambin Interests, Houston's largest locally-owned, Summary of Benefits commercial real estate brokerage firm hired IsUtilityR. The follwing case study - written by employees at Moody Rambin - illustrates the results.
A mid-sized Houston-based law firm with five satellite locations throughout Texas approached IsUtilityR to help solve their recurrent desktop problems. In adddition to eliminating workstation maintenance and headaches, the firm saved over 9% in overall expenditures from the prior year and grew 5% in the process.
To compete with industry leaders, Intergulf must be resourceful in managing its technology. The secure and systematic exchange of critical business data between its mobile workforce and headquarters is instrumental to success.
As a service provider to healthcare practices, Health Associates, Inc. must continuously keep abreast of the latest patient privacy govern- ment regulations. The company required a secure environment for its clients and a scalable system to easily expand to new markets.