Case Studies are a highly effective method for providing learning and education, and for illustrating a real life situation where problems where encountered and effective solutions provided. SBR uses case studies to provide training to our team members, and to explain how Technology Solutions and strong consulting skills are able to quickly identify a problem and develop an action for a long term solution.
We have selected just a few case studies that will hopefully convey several key strengths that are highly valued within our team. Our team is able to take over a disasterous project, regain the client’s trust and turn around a failed project. In another case, our team is able to provide high level project management and network engineering skill that allowed a very complicated implementation to go forward with great success. SBR has also demonstrated a strong ability to work in a collaborative environment on a long term project, providing key support and technical expertise in a very dynamic situation.
SBR is actively documenting case studies of past projects. Please visit this section from time to time to see what is new. Feel free to contact us with any questions or comments. Contact SBR.
Case Studies
St. Joseph Hospital in Orange California has been serving the needs of the community since 1929. This hospital has grown to become a state of the art medical care facility, the flagship of the St. Joseph Health System. In the past five years the hospital has experienced several significant upgrades that were aimed at providing better healthcare to all those in need. The Hospital is owned by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange and their mission is carried out in part through the hospital.
The James Irvine Foundation is a large organization that is providing funding for numerous community based organizations and small non-profit organizations. The Foundation has launched the CORAL initiative (Communities Organizing Resources to Advance Learning) in 1999. This initiative is aimed at bringing technology based learning and capacity building, supporting community based organization in low income areas. This ambitious initiative requires the collaboration of various consultants, Community leaders, parents and volunteers.
The Compton Unified School District is comprised of 33 school sites including three high schools. The district was in line to receive a Federal grant (E-Rate) that would fund the provision of internet access to all classrooms in the 33 schools within the district. Compton Unified School District engaged an Information Technology company to act as a general contractor, and implement the installation of the voice and data infrastructure (cable plant).
