Why not take a more in depth look at how the business solutions available from Sun and Esteem have helped revolutionise some of the world's leading organisations and download pdf versions of the following Case Studies.
MidlandHR 
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MidlandHR takes great pride in its market-leading fully integrated HR and Payroll Solution. However, with increasing demand from prospects of all sizes to provide a fully managed or hosted payroll and HR service, the IT infrastructure MidlandHR uses to deliver such services came under the microscope. |
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The Nottingham Building Society |
To improve business agility, communication and competitiveness, The Nottingham worked with Esteem to implement a new IT strategy and a completely new IT infrastructure for its 500 members of staff across over 30 branches. |
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Menzies Distribution |
By installing a new stable and reliable IT infrastructure, Menzies Distribution has enabled a new business critical application to be deployed; improved customer sevice; reduced costs and minimised business risk. |
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Nelson Money Managers |
Nelson Money Managers wanted to move away from end of life Sun equipment to a new infrastructure that would help it comply with finance industry regulatory requirements; improve business processing times and reduce hardware maintenance costs. The company needed advice on what options were available and what would work best for its requirements. It also needed to keep within a strict budget. |
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Costcutter Supermarkets Group |
Costcutter Supermarkets processes 25,000 invoices a week on an Oracle-based invoicing system. This system is so comprehensive and effective that any small amount of downtime could have a serious impact on business. Esteem helped Costcutter develop this system to ensure business continuity, guarantee zero data loss and maximise cash flow. |
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Durham University |
Sun and Esteem Systems go beyond the call of duty bringing the Cosmology Machine to life. Durham University installed one of the world's most powerful supercomputers, capable of performing 456 billion arithmetic operations per second. |
