NATO 50th Anniversary Summit
DCS was hired by the Host Committee of the NATO 50th Anniversary Summit to implement, configure, and support networks serving the NATO host committee administration, broadcasting, venue support and planning. DCS interfaced between different groups competing for resources on a tight schedule under very high security conditions. DCS provided around the clock support of the network including on-site service, help desk support, and strategic planning. Our networks were responsible for supporting the largest peacetime gathering of World leaders the United States has ever hosted.

T. Rowe Price & Associates
DCS led the rollout of network management software throughout the 3,000+ desktop environments. DCS was responsible for the planning, implementation and management of software that interfaced with real-time trading activity accounting for over $2 billion in transactions every single day. DCS worked with the in-house IS staff to integrate the software over multiple sites, multiple servers, and multiple security levels.

Morgan Stanley/Dean Witter
DCS was hired to assist with the strategic planning, implementation, and management of a Y2K software inventory, assessment, and remediation project that included over 20,000 programs and millions of lines of code. The project consisted of managing work flow and change management over multiple operating systems and programming languages.

Humana Healthcare
DCS performed a network analysis and implementation of a wide area network consisting of over 400 PC's, multiple servers, and multiple software applications. DCS handled the entire rollout of new hardware systems at over 24 locations. In addition, DCS was responsible for reviewing and remediation of software applications for Y2K compliance in over 10 different programming languages. This project was widely regarded as the most successful network implementation and software remediation project in the Humana Healthcare system.

Time Warner Cable
DCS was hired to assist with the strategic planning and ongoing service of the computer network systems at the southeastern headquarters of Time Warner Cable National Division. The project has consisted of managing the explosive information systems growth of the office by providing on-site help desk support, on-site consulting services and strategic planning for the continued growth.

1996 Olympic Games, ESI
DCS was hired by the European Broadcasting Union to implement, configure, and support networks in Administration, Bookings, and Broadcast Scheduling at both the North American Headquarters and the International Broadcast Center in Atlanta. DCS provided around the clock support of the network including on-site service, help desk support, and strategic planning. Our networks were responsible for supporting the broadcast of the 1996 Olympics throughout Europe and other parts of the world.

The 1994 World Cup, ESI
DCS was contracted to service the European Broadcast Union's offices located at the 1996 Olympic Headquarters at the Inforum in Atlanta. DCS reconfigured the network and successfully solved the network problems that had been plaguing its system. DCS was asked to set up and manage the network for the International Broadcast Center in Dallas, TX. DCS was involved in the planning, implementation and management of two (2) Wide Area Networks and seven (7) Local Area Networks serving approximately 3,500 broadcasters, ultimately being responsible for the broadcast of the World Cup throughout the world.