Moving a Veterinary Clinic Without Leaving Clinical Technology Behind
A Vancouver veterinary clinic was moving to a new site. This was not a simple desk move. Staff relied on an X-ray system, internal apps, shared folders, computers, the network and Wi-Fi.
The Business Problem
The clinic needed one plan for the move and computer refresh. Each system had to work at the new site. That included the X-ray station, clinic apps, shared files, staff computers and Wi-Fi.
The move was also a good time to clean up the network. It made little sense to copy old problems into the new clinic.
The Environment
- Veterinary X-ray equipment and its connected technology
- Internal clinic applications and shared folders
- Staff computers requiring refresh and reconfiguration
- Business network, switching and wireless coverage
- User access and the overall security posture
What NYRO Did
NYRO treated the clinic as one connected IT system. We first mapped what staff needed at the new site. We refreshed every clinic computer. We also rebuilt the network and Wi-Fi layout and reviewed the security setup.
We moved the internal apps and shared folders staff needed. We then reconnected and checked the X-ray system. It was part of the move plan, not a problem left for opening day.
Move the clinic’s connected technology between Vancouver locations.
Update and reconfigure the computers staff would use at the new clinic.
Build a cleaner network and wireless foundation while improving the security posture.
The Result
The clinic completed the move with its key systems in place. The X-ray system, clinic apps and shared folders were available at the new site. Staff also had refreshed computers and a rebuilt network and Wi-Fi setup. One IT team owned the full move.
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