Case Studies

With a company name that sounds more like a purebred, high-performance sports car than an IT services business, eMazzanti Technologies is all about delivering powerful solutions in the most efficient manner possible. The Hoboken, New Jersey, firm is located in one of the most densely populated – and competitive – regions in the United States. Incredibly, the company’s start-up period coincided with the economic downturn that surrounded the events of 9/11. Now the company has $2 million in annual revenues and is on the Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing companies in America. The foundation of this Microsoft Gold Certified

How does a small law firm compete with giants? By being technology-savvy and super-efficient. Flowers and O’Brien LLC turned to Microsoft Gold Certified Partner eMazzanti Technologies for an upgrade to Microsoft Office 2010 that saves hours of time every week, while allowing them to go head-to-head with large legal firm that bring multiple attorneys to the table. The efficiencies have been impressive all around – enough to win significant clients away from larger competitors. Situation Founded in 2006 in Hoboken, New Jersey, Flowers and O’Brien LLC is a small legal firm with a big vision. With a staff of four,

“With Microsoft Office and eMazzanti Technologies, we’ve kept pace with each new demand that’s been placed on us. Which lets us do the main thing we’re in business for, which is optimizing efficiency for our customers.” By embracing new technology and focusing on customer service, Bergen County Camera is thriving in a fast-changing industry. With support from Microsoft Gold Certified Partner eMazzanti Technologies, the retailer is improving efficiency using Microsoft Office 2010 and Windows 7 to serve a higher volume of customers, and produce educational presentations and tutorials in less time. Just the ability to manage email conversations with customers

Situation At aNb Media, having fun is serious business. The small firm of under 20 employees is a well-established publisher of trade journals for the toy and licensing industries. Their widely-read magazines are passed to an average of eight individuals per subscription – a statistic that is especially important to advertisers and a leading indicator of success within the publishing industry to improve productivity. The company, however, recognized that it couldn’t afford to rest on its printed publications alone. “We were just a trade magazine firm,” concedes Jim Silver, president of aNb media and editor of the TimeToPlay online magazine

Situation aNb Media is the owner of TimetoPlayMag.com launched in fall 2008. TimetoPlayMag, the company’s family brand, offers consumers an in-depth look at the newest, hottest toy and family entertainment products . The toy publisher is deeply committed to the families and is nationally recognized as a major contributor to the KIDS charity (Kids in Distressed Situations). As the companyhas grown to 13 people, the firm’s network, hardware and software have become a hodge-podge of disparate technologies and incompatibilities. Other network issues such as effective firewalls, spam filters, slow internet access and sporadic backup protection, dramatically impede productivity in and

Situation Over recent years, the architectural design business has been dramatically impacted by computer technology. Drawings are CAD-based, communications are mostly electronic, presentations are often created and delivered in Microsoft PowerPoint, research is executed via the Internet, and the need to have access to files and information from anywhere at anytime is the default standard for most issues. Campion Platt, president of the architectural design firm that also bears his name, had four major IT issues that he needed solved: 1) Elimination of email spam, 2) A secure backup solution for data and intellectual property, 3) 24×7 network uptime, 4)

Deepwater Wind is developing clean energy generation solutions off-shore Rhode Island and New Jersey. It is also evaluating sites off-shore along the eastern seaboard. Though the company excelled in its wind energy solutions, it quickly discovered it needed help with developing a comprehensive IT solution. Collaboration, security, productivity and IT cost management were the four main issues it wanted to address. It turned to eMazzanti Technologies’ solutions and MXINSPECT to address IT concerns     Situation Deepwater Wind is pioneering a new era in American energy independence, and the start of a cleantech economic revolution that will bring “green collar”

“Using the DirectAccess and Remote Desktop Services feature in Windows Server 2008 R2, our network engineers and project managers working in other locations can easily access the applications they need.” -Jennifer Mazzanti, President eMazzanti Technologies Challenge: eMazzanti wanted to give remote workers easier network access and faster download speeds. They sought to improve internal and external audio and video performance. Solution: Implemented Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard Uses Remote Desktop Services, DirectAccess, and BranchCache Takes advantage of improved audio and video functionality Customer Benefits: Improves remote connectivity Speeds access to files Offers new video, audio capabilities Boosts productivity by 12

New Jersey–based eMazzanti Technologies, which offers IT services to customers worldwide, wanted to give remote workers easier network access and faster file download speeds. It also sought to improve video performance internally and externally. The company chose Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard for its solution. Employees now have better remote access to customer files and can transfer them faster. As a result, productivity has risen by 12 percent, which helps eMazzanti complete more customer projects and deliver them more quickly. Business Needs Located across the Hudson River from lower Manhattan, Microsoft Gold Certified Partner eMazzanti Technologies has been providing cutting-edge,