“Whether the need is workstation configurations, NT server implementations, SQL databases, or web based data solutions, Network Corps comes through with a design and implementation strategy that works.”

Network Corps has been working with Kaiser Permanente Pharmacy since our inception. Mr. Bishop and Mr. Autry have been working with Kaiser on a wide variety of development and support projects over the last 15 years.

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“Your interpersonal skills and willingness to develop unusual custom configurations, work at any hour of the day or week and to hack away until the job was finished to everyone’s satisfaction lends a critical professional layer on top of your technical skills.”

Network Corps worked closely with the original eScript team to implement, deploy, support, and train doctors for a region –wide RX refill system for a major HMO in Southern California.

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“Network Corps has been an effective single source service provider for all our computer needs.”

The Network Corps team has supported TWR through the phenomenal growth that lead the company to become the largest framing contractor in Southern California.

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“Your organization is first rate. . . We intend to forge a long-term relationship with your company.”

Network Corps has provided network design, systems integration, data migration, and total facilities relocation (2002) support for Serfas. Serfas is the producer of the medically designed “RX” saddle and other leading bicycling components.

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“Network Corps was up to the task of completely reworking our network from the ground up."

Network Corps helped Davis Demographics through a challenging platform transition required by their primary software vendor. This required the end-to-end replacement of the entire server and workstation environment and supporting infrastructure a well as extensive data migration and software integration.

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