Case Studies

Byron Bank (5.24 MB)

Rapid corporate growth in the past few decades dictated a need for Byron Bank to update its network as increased need for faster and more efficient branch-to-branch communication became crucial, along with larger data backup and transfer capacities and the capability to implement more advanced software...

Cherry Street (108 KB)

In order to meet the increasing demands of the organization’s internal systems and processes, CSHS had to increase its number of servers and mainstream its network. Central access to uniform applications had to be provided to every user on the network. CSHS also wanted a more efficient and secure system for back-up and disaster recovery...

GRBJ Rehoboth Article (1.15 MB)

Before its merger with Trivalent, Remex Systems Group improbably became the leading provider of educational technology solutions in McKinley County, the nation’s third poorest county. It has helped implement technology upgrades throughout the district and community — overseeing an influx of computer use in both the schools and in the community, along with raising the Navajo Code Talker Communications Center — all far from its traditional geographic range and where few service providers, technology or otherwise, would seek to tread...

Hagerty Insurance (6 MB)

...Hagerty and Trivalent both recognized that the business had reached its growth limit with its existing technology infrastructure. New requirements for data storage, high-speed data transfer and network management were being driven by the demands of a growing customer base...

KCTC (762 KB)

Everywhere you look these days, thin is the buzz. Factories are cutting costs by implementing lean manufacturing while working to cut waste. Businesses are downsizing and our state and local governments are trimming the fat. Increased budget cuts and a stuttering economy are forcing people to tighten their belts. Even in the IT sector, less is becoming more. Enter the world of Thin Client Technology...

MMCAA (271 KB)

Meeting its Needs in Technology Helps Agency Meet Needs in the Community. That is what the Mid Michigan Community Action Agency, Inc. (MMCAA) does every day for those in need so it wasn’t long before this growing agency needed a much more technically elegant system... With 16 remote locations and the complexity of delivering aid via so many different federal programs, data had to be secure, accessed efficiently and highly integrated...

Newswire (618 KB)

Trivalent Establishes Locally-Based Online Disaster Recovery Service, Helping Michigan Firms Protect, Recover Critical Data...

Portage (4.8 MB)

When Portage Public Schools IT Director Michael Batterson decided it was time for a significant infrastructure overhaul, he wanted a partner that would have the ability to handle the complex technical work that would be required for the job...

SJLS (1.5 MB)

Small schools go thin. Although St. John’s was planning a file server upgrade and other technology changes already, the ideal solution came along unexpectedly...

Thanksgiving Miracle (156 KB)

With the fate of a $200 million intermodal transportation company on the line, Grandville-based technology firm Trivalent Group teamed up with a band of former CyberNET engineers to save RoadLink USA’s national network over the Thanksgiving weekend.

USF (875 KB)

Trivalent Group – Systems Division Helps Put USF Funding Back Into Schools...

Wolverine World Wide (2.15 MB)

Growing Pains. Wolverine’s business-to-business ecommerce site (13 sites globally) has grown to service 4 million unique visitors per year, and most visitors spend several minutes on the site. One result of this successful site is that 72 percent of the company’s orders are now online. Managing that amount of data required a secure and reliable data center to support the site’s critical infrastructure...