Compudyne

Compudyne successfully completed a project for Miner's Incorporated, a grocery and liquor store chain with 41 stores across the U.S. The project involved migrating from Cisco routers to a managed solution without interrupting operations. The transition required a high level of coordination as it involved a broad range of communication processes between the warehouse, stores, and point-of-sale systems. The project, which ran from March to July 2020, cost $35,000 initially, with a monthly fee of $10,250 for ongoing support. The client expressed satisfaction with Compudyne's work, noting that the company ensured a seamless transition by walking their team through the process over the phone.

In another project, Compudyne provided managed IT services for Lighthouse Child & Family Services, a mental health service provider with 47 staff members. Due to the company's limited size and rural location, they lacked the capacity to employ a full-time IT team. Compudyne offered a remote solution, installing a software agent on all of the company's computers to manage their IT needs. The team also assisted with network-related issues, liaised with the internet service provider, and provided guidance on computer purchases. The engagement started in October 2020 with an initial setup cost, followed by a minimum annual investment of $30,000. The client appreciated Compudyne's genuine interest in their work and shared values, making them an excellent fit for their needs.