i2 helps the SLC International Airport save a six-figure sum with innovative grounding design
Salt Lake City is doing something extraordinary: they are replacing their international[…]
Great technology design is not just about the technology. It͛s about teaching, learning, healing, selling, communicating with your clients, keeping your staff and the public safe, delivering information quickly, securely and reliably. Our highly skilled, experienced consultants will work closely with you to understand your goals and to help you refine your vision. Only then can we design infrastructure and systems that will make sense for you and your organization.
While we understand industry jargon at i2, we speak in plain English, realizing that you are an expert in your field, not ours.
Our approach is to explain what͛s possible, outline the trends, give you viable cost estimates – the information you need to make sound decisions about your investment in technology.
Our clients often ask, How can you design technology today that will serve us for the next five, 10 or 15 years?
It's a good question. The fact is that no one can know exactly what the next breakthrough will be, but we can help you understand your options, then build a solid infrastructure ready for a constantly changing world.
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March 10, 2020 | In IT Infrastructure
i2 helps the SLC International Airport save a six-figure sum with innovative grounding design
Salt Lake City is doing something extraordinary: they are replacing their international[…]
February 4, 2020 | In Data Center Design
Massive new FBI data center part of major consolidation: 100 data centers will be replaced by just three. i2 designs the cable and cabinet infrastructure.
Over the last few years, the federal government has been consolidating its data centers, […]