Case study · Nonprofit
WCI provides homes, employment, and community services across Massachusetts. Moving them off aging servers and manual processes cut IT costs by 40%.
Scope
TimelineFull IT transformation
The situation
WCI is a nonprofit that provides homes, employment, and community services to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, autism, and acquired brain injury. It operates in several Massachusetts municipalities and supports about 240 individuals.
Objective. Replace outdated hardware and manual processes with a modern environment that costs less to run, scales with the organization, and lets staff work from anywhere.
What we did
01
Migrated servers and line-of-business applications off aging on-site hardware.
02
Monitoring, patching, backup, and disaster recovery, handled continuously.
03
Email, collaboration, and productivity tools on one platform.
04
Cost-effective, unified communication across sites.
05
Staff and users trained on the new systems, with ongoing help desk support.
The results
“We are delighted with the IT transformation that BMIT has delivered for us. They have been a great partner, providing customized and comprehensive IT solutions that meet our needs and goals. Their team is professional, responsive, and knowledgeable. We highly recommend BMIT to any non-profit organization looking for a reliable and trusted IT provider.”
Joe D., CEO, WCI
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