Client Stories

Patient records, diagnostics, billing, compliance --- the volume of data your organization manages isn't slowing down. What changes is whether your technology foundation can handle it securely, efficiently, and at scale. 

Hospitals and health systems that have modernized their applications report real operational gains: faster workflows, better data visibility, and patient interactions that feel less like friction and more like care. The right foundation doesn't just store data --- it connects the right information to the right people at the right moment. 

Security isn't an add-on. In healthcare, it's the prerequisite. Protecting patient data while keeping it accessible to the clinicians and administrators who need it requires architecture built with both in mind. 

Eight in ten healthcare CIOs say modernizing applications is their top priority. — Healthcare IT News 

CBTS helps healthcare organizations design, build, and operate the technology foundations that make that modernization possible --- without disrupting the operations your patients depend on. 

Students and faculty expect technology to work --- seamlessly, securely, and from wherever they are. When it does, educators spend less time managing tools and more time teaching. When it doesn't, the gap between what your institution promises and what it delivers becomes visible fast. 

From hybrid classrooms to campus infrastructure to administrative systems, the technology decisions you make today shape enrollment, retention, and institutional reputation for years to come. Getting the foundation right isn't an IT priority. It's a strategic one. 

CBTS works with K-12 districts and higher education institutions to design, build, and operate the technology environments that support both the academic mission and the business of running a school. That means secure networks, modern applications, and the operational stability your staff and students can depend on. 

More than 8 in 10 faculty say higher education technology tools are a sound investment. — McKinsey & Company 

The question isn't whether to invest. It's whether your current foundation is built to deliver on that investment. 

The pressure on manufacturing operations is real—tighter margins, supply chain complexity, workforce gaps, and rising expectations for speed and quality. Technology doesn't solve those problems on its own. But the right infrastructure makes it possible to see them clearly, respond faster, and outperform competitors who are still working from incomplete data. 

AI, IoT, and advanced analytics are only as useful as the data foundation underneath them. Manufacturers who are seeing results aren't just deploying new tools—they've built the architecture that lets those tools actually work: connected systems, clean data pipelines, and security designed for operational technology environments. 

CBTS works with manufacturing organizations to design and operate the technology foundations that support both the plant floor and the executive suite. From network infrastructure to cloud environments to managed security, we help you build the operational resilience that makes digital investment pay off.  80% manufacturing CEOs are increasing digital technology investments. — Gartner. The investment is happening across the industry. The difference is whether the foundation underneath it is built to deliver. 

State and local government agencies are being asked to do more --- deliver faster services, support hybrid workforces, protect sensitive data, and modernize legacy systems --- often with budgets and staffing that haven't kept pace with the demand. 

The consequences of getting it wrong aren't abstract. Ransomware, service disruptions, and data breaches don't just create IT problems. They erode public trust and interrupt the services residents depend on. 

69% of state and local government organizations reported being hit by ransomware. — The State of Ransomware in State and Local Government, 2023 

A centralized, well-architected IT environment reduces that exposure. It also makes it easier to share data across departments, support hybrid work without creating security gaps, and make faster decisions when constituents are waiting on answers. 

CBTS works with government agencies to design and operate technology foundations built for both the mission and the risk environment --- secure by design, resilient under pressure, and flexible enough to evolve as mandates and priorities change. 

Financial institutions are navigating one of the most demanding technology environments in any industry. Clients expect digital experiences that are fast, intuitive, and always available. Regulators expect controls that are airtight and auditable. And the threat landscape keeps expanding. 

Those pressures don't pull in opposite directions --- but managing them requires infrastructure built to hold both at once. 

60% of global financial institutions with at least $5 billion in assets were hit by cyberattacks in the past year. — ABA Banking Journal 

The exposure is real, and it isn't shrinking. But the answer isn't to slow down digital investment --- it's to make sure the foundation underneath it is secure by design, not secured as an afterthought. 

CBTS works with financial services organizations to design, build, and operate technology environments that meet the performance demands clients expect and the compliance requirements regulators require. From network infrastructure and cloud architecture to 24x7 managed security and incident response, we help institutions move forward without leaving their security posture behind.