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Network Firewall Upgrade
(Jan 2013)

CheckPoint, an industry security standard for 10 years, had not kept up with CalPERS advancing technologies creating widespread interoperability problems with file and system interfacing. CalPERS adopted a complete “rip and replace” approach, implementing a complete Cisco firewall solution that resolved critical requirements as well as providing a more efficient infrastructure for future planned IT enhancements.

CDCR Microsoft SharePoint Boosts Information Accuracy, Speeds Delivery 400%
(May 2012)

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) does more with less in part by giving employees immediate access to current, accurate, and consistent information with which to make better, data-driven decisions. To achieve this access and availability, CDCR created collaboration and business information portals by using Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007.

CDCR VMware Virtualization Maximizes Cost Avoidance, Optimizes Disaster Recovery Plan
(Jul 2011)

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation needed to scale its IT infrastructure to meet growing demands and increasing complexity. Failure to do so could mean catastrophic results, such as serious risks to public safety and security, and serious sanctions as a result of failure to comply with legislative and legal mandates.

Customized SharePoint Services
(Oct 2010)

CCC is a Microsoft shop so SharePoint, with its powerful tools for collaboration and content management, was a logical solution. ENS-Inc experience and creativity with SharePoint customization maximized the website potential and turned CCC user requirements into functional specifications.

Server & Desktop Virtualization with Consolidated SAN Solution
(Oct 2010)

This solution required the implementation of many new technologies. But what really set it apart is that is was done for a small budget with a huge Return on Investment (ROI).

Mobile Devices Integrated in Email Exchange Migration
(Jun 2010)

The California Department of Water Resources selected the Blackberry handheld and Blackberry Enterprise Server solution based on its proven track record and the usability of the platform.

IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL) Development vs. Tribal Knowledge
(Jun 2010)

Tribal knowledge is a precarious backbone for policy, processes, and procedure. When new technologies are implemented, tribal knowledge is scattered at best and important details can get lost in translation.

Well documented processes and procedures provide a foundation for training, troubleshooting, and optimized workflow that are not dependent on employee continuity.

Enterprise Storage Solution & Implementation in Virtual Infrastructure
(Jun 2010)

"This storage solution can be used as a model implementation. From the very beginning, this solution was well documented and each step reviewed by subject matter experts in all the relevant disciplines within the organization. This solution uses industry best practices and vendor-approved configurations throughout."

Exchange Upgrade with Migration to Virtual Infrastructure
(Jun 2010)

DWR was faced with end-of-life support for both their email system and the underlying IT infrastructure. They could no longer keep up with increasing demands for reliability and performance and also needed the ability to integrate with the growing network of mobile data devices used by employees throughout the state.

Novell to Microsoft Migration - Server Virtualization & Consolidation
(May 2009)

After standardizing on Microsoft for infrastructure services, CDFA was seeking an efficient and transparent way to migrate its user base from a Novell Infrastructure standard, which included Novell eDirectory Services, GroupWise 7.0 and Novell File and Application Servers, to a Microsoft Infrastructure platform, which included Microsoft Active Directory, Exchange 2003 and Windows File and Application Servers.



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