DRC Honored by Colorado Information Management Association

On November 16, 2007, the Colorado Information Management Association (CIMA) honored DRC for its outstanding partnership with the Colorado Department of Human Services (CDHS) at an award ceremony in Colorado Springs. The members of the Colorado Chief Information Office Forum spoke of their 10-year relationship with DRC and highlighted the company's achievements over the decade in designing, deploying, and maintaining a statewide infrastructure supporting over 100 sites and 5500 desktop users.

All agencies in the State of Colorado were asked to nominate a vendor who represented a quality vendor/state agency partnership. DRC was recognized as a true partner for the services it provides to the CDHS, the second largest agency in the Colorado State Government, which oversees the state's 64 county departments of social/human services, the state's public mental health system, Colorado's system of services for people with developmental disabilities, the state's juvenile corrections system, and all state and veterans' nursing homes.

The DRC Colorado Infrastructure Support team consistently looks for a means to use information technology to cost effectively advance the CDHS business goals and objectives. This strategy is achieved by working with CDHS annually to identify upcoming technology and refresh requirements that provide additional services to CDHS and its customers for little or no additional funds.

DRC was also recognized for its willingness to be a true partner by implementing the correct solution versus a contracted solution. As a result, DRC has a reputation at many levels throughout the state of Colorado—by customers, peers, and management—as being a leader in information technology.

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