Most network and server services are industry agnostic. The requirements set forth by these industries on how they use such technologies are where the differences occur. Here are three examples of the types of projects we have completed within various industries:
The Health Care Industry - MRI machines generate large amounts of imaging data that needs to be stored securely. This data is often centralized to leverage economies of scales related to data warehousing. The network provides the highway to get these four-dimensional files (3D x time-motion) to the database and ultimately to the doctors making medical decisions.
The Financial Industry - Market data feeds from various exchanges provides the information investors need to allocate capital. Uptime and speed is a necessity to providing such real-time transaction services. Path diversity, fault tolerance, and design redundancy can help mitigate the risk of system downtime.
The Communications Industry - Voice over IP technology provides a competitive advantage for multi-national corporations. Integrating data and voice into a single network by using Quality of Service technologies provides the foundation for leveraging existing infrastructure to achieve cost savings.
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