Case Studies

Network Infrastructure

NoteworthyIT was responsible for setting up our Network Infrastructure at the new new location, moving the existing hardware to the new offices, integrating new workstations into the network, and making sure the network was functioning properly. NoteworthyIT made sure we were 100% satisfied.

- B.T. @ a downtown LA law firm

Dependable & Outstanding
Project Manager

“In addition to being an outstanding project manager, he has excellent technology skills. He has a wealth of experience and knowledge in a variety of industries that enables him to help businesses solve their computing needs.”

- P.O.
Obrite Communications

Software Support

“Any company searching for a trustworthy, reliable, energetic, and creative person for anything related to IT, Allen and Noteworthy IT would be a great place to start.”

- J. M
former NoteworthyIT employee

Software Integration

“… extremely knowledgeable on web and integration technologies. I’ve known Allen for many years and have no problem on recommending him for technical projects.”

- J. W.
Technical Resource Group
& Sequoia Systems

Technical Lead

“… energy and passion for how to help customers are unbeatable. Allen has a creative mind and is always researching new ways on how technology can help customers to solve their business problems in more efficient ways. ”

- S. C.
Sequoia Systems
& IBM

Telecommunications Billing

“… taken over a complex telephone billing system within a short period of time. Allen is a hard worker and able to meet critical deadlines.”

- E. K.
University of Southern California

Hardware and Software Solutions

“I frequently rely on him for technical assistance in both hardware and software operations. … He is self-directed, resourceful and creative toward solving any computer problem that is brought to him.”

- K. M.
University of Southern California

Network Management

“… When computer issues arise, his flexibility and accessibility on short notice helps keep my office running smoothly and efficiently. He is great at seeing a problem through.”

Dr. M. C.
Owner of a Long Beach Health Care clinic

Facilities Software Development

“I have been very impressed with Allen’s thoroughness in completing tasks. He works very hard to create systems that are easy to understand and well documented. … Allen is very conscientious about seeing jobs through to their completion.”

- S. C.
University of Southern California

Inventory Control
Software Development

“… acquired a clear understanding of the business environment and the functional requirements of the project and transformed those into well-designed, coded and tested software …”

- H. David Taylor
Sysmark Information Systems

Facilities Software Development

“… made a big difference in the smoothness of our operation.”

- R. S.
University of Southern California

Windows 2008 Enterprise Network

By: Published: August 18, 2011 One of our current projects is to install a large Microsoft Windows 2008 Enterprise network for a local company in Long Beach, CA. This network consists of two (2) Windows 2008 Domain Controllers, a Windows 2008 Enterprise Virtual Machine Host, four (4) Windows 2008 Enterprise Virtual Servers, a Microsoft Exchange more »

Porting Project with “Green Results”

Our job was to re-host the business application source code by converting portions of the code to run efficiently on jBASE. The re-hosting project included “cleaning up” the source code files and implementing stronger source code control. We analyzed over 6000 programs, removed duplicates and consolidated them into just over 2000 unique programs.

Bringing Order to Chaos with XML

The data was first converted into structured XML and then transmitted over the phone lines. Included in the data was a checksum that was used to determine if the data arrived without error. If the check-sum didn’t match the data received, the data was retransmitted. After the data was verified as being correct it was then inserted into our customer’s database.

Windows Server & Active Directory

… computer network covers four states: California, Missouri, Arizona, and Massachusetts all connected via an MPLS network which created a secure, seamless network backbone. First, their network needed virus protection. Next, all users were given internet access, email accounts, and removed from the Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) server.