Architecture: Navix
Navix is an engineering design consultancy that works with architects and mechanical engineers on large projects. For nearly three years, Dynamic Computing provided Navix with comprehensive managed IT services, including a complete overhaul of its IT systems after the company lost confidence in its previous provider.
Life Sciences: Umoja
For the past four years, Dynamic Computing has been a major IT provider for Umoja. During that time, we’ve helped them open multiple new facilities including a large manufacturing facility and the company’s new headquarters in downtown Seattle — all while providing the vast majority of the day-to-day support their users need.
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Nonprofit: King County Sexual Assault Resource Center
KCSARC is a community-based nonprofit sexual assault resource center providing comprehensive services to survivors and their families throughout King County, Washington. They help adults and children of all ages, genders, races, and cultural backgrounds regain their lives following sexual assault and abuse. They needed a partner to focus on their IT needs so the KCSARC team could focus on serving survivors.
Legal: Ellis, Li & McKinstry PLLC
In an increasingly digital world, ELM’s partners knew they needed a comprehensive and accountable IT solution to support their attorneys and advance their firm. For more than a decade, Dynamic has equipped ELM to use technology as a strategic tool in a complex industry. They provide essential support in the security, communication, and file systems that make ELM’s work possible.
Nonprofit: Building Changes
Building Changes has a big mission that requires collaboration with state and county offices, stakeholders, donors, and staff, and there’s no room for downtime or tech-based disruption, with “100% effective, 100% of the time” as the goal. That’s why Building Changes partners with Dynamic Computing...
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Real Estate: Blanton Turner
Blanton Turner, a cutting-edge property management firm, needed a forward-thinking IT solution. With 82 properties and 1.2 million square feet of commercial space to manage, traditional real estate IT services could not keep up. The Blanton Turner principals turned to Dynamic Computing. They’ve never looked back.
Architecture: Milbrandt Architects
Fifteen years ago, Milbrandt was an established team of six working out of their Bellevue office. Their IT team was a single architect—a full-time employee who divided his attention between architectural design and day-to-day technology troubleshooting for the office. The system allowed Milbrandt to get by, but it limited how far the company could advance.
Construction: Pacific West Construction & Maintenance
Pacific West Construction and Maintenance didn’t see the value of having great IT. Again and again, mediocre managed IT companies burned them, charging a ton while providing little value. Then they learned about Dynamic Computing’s approach and reached out for a comprehensive IT review. The findings transformed Pacific West.
Nonprofit: Malaria No More
MNM had outdated and unreliable IT infrastructure that was already on the verge of collapse and wouldn’t survive a cross-country move. These IT limitations regularly prevented their staff from working effectively and MNM wanted to start fresh and outfit their new Seattle headquarters with efficient and budget-friendly information technology without disrupting their operations in other states.