Case Studies

One legal services organization was changing its infrastructure and moving to the cloud for increased agility and more effective disaster recovery. Their hopes were to streamline the mundane task of managing their data center by offloading their traditional on-premises apps and tools, including enterprise resource planning (ERP), to a secure cloud. They also wanted to refresh their ERP platform by making the move to Microsoft Dynamics 365.

For many businesses, navigating their journey to the cloud can seem like an insurmountable task. One fertilizer manufacturer was struggling with taking the first step, choosing a public cloud that would fit their business’s needs. They knew they wanted a solution that was easy to manage, provided the security they needed to ensure protection and compliance, and one that easily integrated with their ERP system. On top of that, the company was transitioning to being publicly traded, putting even more pressure on them to show SOX and GMP compliance as well as prove adherence to an ensured security framework.

Ransomware attacks have gotten more sophisticated with hackers focusing on the long game, hiding and ambushing their victims when they feel most protected. That’s what happened to one energy research laboratory. Once the ransomware infiltrated the company’s systems, it sat for days undetected before it was triggered.

As people strive for better health and longevity, the demand for more natural health aids is rising. One agricultural pharmaceutical company was benefitting from this growing demand for their products. However, at the same time their infrastructure technology was struggling to keep up. Their system was comprised of disparate technologies that created a complex management environment.

A leading nutritional products manufacturer was looking for a better way to streamline their technology management and get more out of their technology investments. Supporting a number of facilities—manufacturing, distribution, retail—spread out across the region, their in-house IT team was overburdened with installing “by hand” app updates every month to their fleet of PCs.

A federal government agency was challenged with securely managing and supporting end users whose job responsibilities required them to work outside the main office, in branch facilities and remotely. Traditionally these employees were equipped with a fully configured laptop with VPN.

A Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software development company reached out to ITBlueprint to provide experienced network and security consultants to perform a network assessment and advise what their next steps should be. After discovering much of their gear was more than 7 to 10-years old and out of support, the company wanted to reduce security vulnerabilities that could leave them and their clients exposed. What made protecting themselves and their clients even more difficult was that their network was a collection of various vendors’ solutions and one-off products, meaning they needed different tools and skill sets to manage the individual […]

It was time for a North American Services Provider company to do an infrastructure refresh but their IT team wasn’t sure how to put all the pieces of the technology puzzle together. They were unsure of how to align multiple products from different vendors to work well together in their unique environment. Taking into account the time and money it would take to research each solution combination, they decided to seek outside help. With a reputation for outstanding service among their own customers, the company was looking for an IT solutions and service provider that could offer that same level […]