Caserta

Caserta completed a data warehousing and migration project for the Risk Management Foundation of the Harvard Medical Institutions. The firm was tasked with creating a Cloud Native analytics reference architecture and a plan to transition the client's existing processes to this new environment. The project, which had a budget of $258,000, was completed within an eight-week timeframe. The client praised Caserta's expertise in data warehousing and was satisfied with the results.

In another project, Caserta worked with AARP, a nonprofit association advocating for Americans over the age of 50. The company was hired to build a digital data environment that would consolidate web, email, online clicks, and page view data in one place. The project, which cost roughly $1 million, was completed in less than a year. Caserta built the platform on AWS cloud and developed the infrastructure, allowing AARP to manage it independently.

Caserta was also engaged by an academic cancer center to develop a cloud-based data integration and analysis platform. The platform serves as a centralized repository for all patient data, including electronic medical records, billing data, and research-specific data. The platform also enables the sharing of data with external partners in a HIPAA compliant way. The project, which cost between $1 million and $1.5 million, started in late 2018 and moved into the implementation phase in late spring 2020. The client expressed satisfaction with Caserta's work.