When a global food distributor needed a customized unified communications architecture to keep up with their rapid M&A business, they turned to Burwood Group to create an evolving, user-focused strategy.

C.H.I Overhead Doors needed to ensure regulatory compliance and position the enterprise for growth. This strategy required modernization of their data center and overall infrastructure.

A global retail company sought to improve disaster recovery for order processing. They turned to Burwood Group to address technical challenges and tailor a solution within its current infrastructure.

After completing a major security assessment, a global food and beverage manufacturer uncovered an opportunity to further strengthen its security posture with a network segmentation solution.

East LA College needed to replace legacy desktop virtualization tools in its campus labs and libraries. Timing was critical to ensure nearly 35,000 students could enjoy a reliable technology experience on the first day of Fall classes. 

When a nationally-recognized health system uncovered gaps in its medical device security practices, administrative leaders sought a cross-departmental security risk management program to protect against cyberattacks. 

Facing budgetary and technological challenges, a large community college district enlisted Burwood to conduct a comprehensive assessment to help identify and prioritize technology opportunities to improve the delivery of education.

To reduce risk and support compliance, First Bankers Trust's IT leadership needed to strengthen the reliability of its two data centers to improve application access. Burwood Group was engaged to design and implement a solution to add full high-availability (HA) and redundancy for improved business performance.

Denver Health recognized the need for a long-term strategy to align technology with best practice clinical workflows. Burwood Group provided a unified clinical communication strategy to empower caregivers and patients, and improve outcomes and efficiency. 

A global company engaged in bustling M&A activity needed to upgrade its outdated network infrastructure to support data-driven R&D and cloud services across its rapidly evolving global footprint.

California’s largest public healthcare system planned to build a new 740,000-square-foot “Hospital of the Future” and upgrade existing hospitals. The new facility required a scalable, forward-looking IT infrastructure to support current and future technologies.

A major, multi-faceted health system brought on board a technology executive with deep expertise in enterprise telecommunications to transform diverse workflows and enhance patient care.