Columbia-Montour Visitors Bureau operates two offices and a lot of information is stored on individual PCs, leading to issues if information is needed and someone is not in the office or at their computer. They also didn’t have an adequate backup system.

Solution:

MePush installed a new Microsoft Exchange environment that was managed in the Cloud. The Cloud also provided adequate file sharing space, leading to much better collaboration. The team also installed a multi-system backup, both locally and in the Cloud.

Enhanced Management Services’ employees in Danville needed to be able to communicate efficiently and cost-effectively over the phone with employees working out of home offices in Maryland.

Solution:

MePush networked the two locations together so interoffice calls and routing could be achieved. MePush updated all of the hardware, but used the company’s existing Asterisk phone system, which is an Open Source PBX system that runs on a server. This saved the company money now, and also for future expansion.

Albright Foot Care Center manages three offices — in Lewisburg, Sunbury and Berwick — but they needed a central storage area and backup system for files and Electronic Medical Records.

Solution:

MePush’s team updated their system with new PCs, and set up a new server that could hold all Dragon voice recorded patient dictations, notes and records. The server also acts as a central storage and backup area, in addition to the Cloud. Physical firewalls were installed between servers to ensure security and in the case of emergency.

Reliance Hose Company #1 in Middleburg constructed a new building, across the parking lot from the firehouse. They needed the two buildings’ IT capabilities to run seamlessly with one another.

Solution:

MePush ran new cables to the new building, and then tested all of the wiring to make sure it would meet the fire company’s needs. The team also installed a new patch panel for DSL in the firehouse and installed a wireless link between the two, so they could run off of the same network. This point-to-point wireless system allowed the fire company to share files and reduce costs by not installing a second connection.

The office staff of Dr. Anuj Chopra, a Urologist, was having issues with computer viruses and a sluggish IT system, in general, due to old hardware and software.

Solution:

MePush swapped in a new server and transferred all files for the Doctor’s office. They also installed a new network and backups to ensure the safety and security of the office’s files. The Office is now back in service and operating much more efficiently than before – giving office staff peace of mind and a more pleasant work environment.

Darden Moore, a Financial Advisor, needed to have a reliable and secure wireless signal in his home office, which happens to be in a finished garage, separate from his home.

Solution:

MePush ran new cables to the garage office, and then tested all of the wiring to make sure it would meet the customer’s needs. The team also installed a new patch panel for DSL in the office and installed a wireless link between the two, so the home and office could run off of the same network. This point-to-point wireless system allowed Mr. Moore to share files and reduce costs by not installing a second connection.

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MiSWACO’s facilities are rated to be explosion-proof, which translates into expensive equipment and the need for underground cabling and wiring between buildings.

Solution:

MePush’s team successfully wired the Williamsport facility with fiber optic cabling, ensuring that service would be uninterrupted in the case of an emergency.

Advanced Tech Hearing Aid Centers was eager to move into a new facility, but was concerned about moving all of their IT equipment and getting the business back up and running quickly.

Solution:

MePush coordinated and planned the office move, including a new network and off-site backups. They enlisted the help of Contrast Communications, of Mifflinburg, to move and install the new phone systems. MePush also added closed-circuit televisions – three in the exam rooms and another in the waiting rooms, to improve the patient’s waiting room experience. The televisions run off of separate systems, so they do not interfere with one another.

The City of Sunbury needed someone to clean up their existing wiring network, and determine what cables went where, and did what. After the threat of the September 2011 flood, they also needed someone to either move their equipment to higher ground, or come up with an IT emergency plan for the City.

Solution:

MePush modernized the City’s current system by organizing all wiring into clean, simple, boxes that are now housed in a securely locked cabinet built by the Department of Public Works. This helps the City to support the system themselves, because they now know what each cable does, and where it is housed. MePush also did a rollout of their Microsoft Exchange server. Finally, MePush moved all of their sensitive IT equipment and cabling to the second floor, in case a flood emergency threatens the City again.