As a supplier of industrial bearings, chains, gaskets, and gears, Tri-State Bearing serves a wide range of businesses in eight locations. In order to better serve their customer base, Tri-State Bearing sought to improve connectivity between their eight locations and provide improved business continuity and disaster recovery by moving their technology into the cloud.

Instead of upgrading hardware and infrastructure at each Tri-State Bearing location, the client looked to the partnership of Lieberman Technologies and the local data center to move their servers and workstations to a hosted service. This is significantly cost-efficient over the replacement of equipment, and allows each location immediate access to company data as needed. read more…

Since its founding in 1917, the Evansville Rescue Mission has served and sheltered the underprivileged and homeless in Evansville. As the oldest and largest mission of its kind in the Tri-State area, the Evansville Rescue Mission consistently seeks to serve an ever-growing group of people in need. When the opportunity arose to expand into a larger facility, ERM called upon Lieberman Technologies to assist with building a strong infrastructure for their communications.

Lieberman Technologies reviewed the technology needs of ERM with several customer-stated goals in mind. Because ERM’s new administrative space was a newly designed area within an existing building, work had to be done within the context of existing construction. read more…

Scrap metal recycling is big business, particularly with regard to valuable metals such as copper, brass, and aluminum. However, because of the relative value of such metals, an entire industry has sprung up around the unlawful collection of these materials for sale to recyclers. To combat this growing trend, the state of Indiana has set forth rules and regulations that clearly delineate the response and responsibility of recyclers when purchasing scrap. read more…

The inaugural Hall of Fame class, inducted in the spring of 2012, is showcased in a special exhibit within the gymnasium area of the Memorial High School building. A large touchscreen serves to present the various members of the class, both as a class and in their respective years. Each thumbnail on the touchscreen represents a video of those inducted that year, and the user can scroll back and forth to select and view the videos. An option also exists on the screen to sort by year of recognition, so that all members from a single year can be accessed. Selecting a video will allow it to be viewed in a pop-out box, which the user is able to close via a close button. read more…