Private Sector – Dev-Byrne & Company https://staging.dev-byrne.com Sat, 05 Mar 2016 12:18:27 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.8.2 https://staging.dev-byrne.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/cropped-DBCLogo-32x32.png Private Sector – Dev-Byrne & Company https://staging.dev-byrne.com 32 32 Private Sector (Marketing) https://staging.dev-byrne.com/462-2/ Tue, 16 Feb 2016 22:12:20 +0000 http://staging.dev-byrne.com/?p=462 After nearly 20 years at its current location in downtown NYC, a private New York firm planned to move its corporate headquarters to allow for business growth. The company identified an office space in...

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After nearly 20 years at its current location in downtown NYC, a private New York firm planned to move its corporate headquarters to allow for business growth. The company identified an office space in a historic landmark building in midtown Manhattan. Outside the physical move, executive leadership decided it would be timely to obtain a financial assessment of existing telecom services and a cost analysis for upgrading the network. The client required assistance with the telecommunications migration and a related financial review.

 

Result: An audit was conducted to benchmark all existing voice and data costs at the client’s current headquarters. On a parallel track, three solutions were designed to meet the client’s voice and data telecom needs. Each solution was documented and presented to the client’s executive leadership team for final decision and sign-off. On approval, a strategic plan was developed for service delivery of the new voice and data solution. This included hardware, station equipment, cabling, network configuration, business continuity planning, porting, VPN, and specialized remote connectivity activities. All actions were executed seamlessly, and the project was completed ahead of schedule. A financial true up was conducted to verify that all old services had been disconnected and the new services were being billed accurately. The technology migration and transformation eliminated costly traditional services while reducing monthly carrier costs by over 30 percent.

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Private Sector (Media Company) https://staging.dev-byrne.com/industry-private-sector/ Tue, 16 Feb 2016 22:20:05 +0000 http://staging.dev-byrne.com/?p=484 The Director of IT for a private company sought help with a failed carrier circuit delivery at the firm’s corporate headquarters. He advised that miscommunication between the new carrier and the local carrier had delayed...

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The Director of IT for a private company sought help with a failed carrier circuit delivery at the firm’s corporate headquarters. He advised that miscommunication between the new carrier and the local carrier had delayed circuit installation by four months, and he needed aid with A) confirming if he should continue with the install or cancel and reissue with a new carrier, B) project managing the delivery, and C) reviewing contract and billing for the new service.

 

Result: The new carrier project team was immediately contacted. They advised the delay was caused by the local provider. Working with the carrier’s network engineer and outside plant team, it was discovered that the issue was twofold. The circuit delivery required a fiber multiplexer build and client readiness activities. An interval and cost assessment was provided to the client to validate if he should proceed with this delivery. The client opted to move ahead and work began on two fronts. The first was managing the build with the carrier teams. The second was addressing a necessary fiber run and power requirement at the client site. Managing the build helped to reduce the interval significantly. The circuit delivery was completed successfully, and all pricing was validated against the terms of the contract.

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