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Codisys3
Technologies, L.L.C. was formed to provide businesses with
a staff of consultants, technicians and computer programmers who guide
them through the process of solving short-term needs while staying
within the framework of the company's long-term technological business
and budgetary objectives. Behind the scenes, these same people provided
the R&D developing group behind Multicast Media (www.multicastmedia.com),
Streaming Faith (www.streamingfaith.com),
and Triad Wireless (www.triadwireless.net).
This team then manages the step-by-step implementation and support of the project, thereby giving the client one vendor to consult with on all technical issues whom they trust and who is familiar with the business' operating procedures, objectives and existing technological infrastructure and design. This long-term relationship takes the burden of keeping abreast of technology off the business itself and instead shifts it to a group of professionals who have made it their life's work to stay current with the leading edge of the constantly changing technology advances. Innovative support plans ranging from a couple hours per week to full-time on-site staff provide state-of-the-art services to every client. Codisys3 takes pride in being on the cutting edge of technology and applying it wherever possible to improve productivity for our clients. Besides constantly testing and evaluating Microsoft products, we just finished a year long study of Wi-Fi technologies and infrastructure that have now been deployed for Triad Wireless. Although that seems like a long time, based on our technologies and custom antenna designs, we are capable of servicing portable WiFi clients at ranges over ½ mile for a cost 1/20th of competitive systems with the same ranges. We were the first company
to develop a customized proprietary interface for the Kodak
DC40 cameras over 3 years ago. We also tested multi-homed
servers and discovered how to connect servers to the internet without
buying costly routers. We were doing this a year before
Microsoft made this information public. Almost everyone
who has a network has a VPN connection allowing them to work from
the house or the road to get access to their company information.
We discovered a full dial up long distance VPN connection for a
client at a cost of $25.00 per month per side, saving them $800.00
per month. Over a two year period, it was a $20,00.00 savings
for the company. We still use this connection with higher
speed lines today at a slightly higher cost. Although VPN is now
commonplace, we haven't rested on our past and are currently innovating
in the wireless and wireless security markets. |
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