SBSI to provide IT Services to Trade Tech High School in Vista, CA
San Diego, California (August 14, 2008) Shaw Binary Systems, Inc. (SBSI) today announced that it was awarded an IT Services contract to help facilitate and support the network infrastructure for Trade Tech High School in Vista, CA.
Trade Tech High School, with a planned first day of school on September 4th will require an aggressive schedule to meet all IT requirements the first day of school.  During the implementation and deployment phase SBSI will provide voice and data cabling, infrastructure design and implementation, Server systems build and deployment, in addition to workstation builds and deployment for both students and teachers.

Trade Tech High School will harness the latest in infrastructure technology.   The core systems, containing both student and teacher software applications will be built on a high availability set of redundant IBM servers using an enterprise class Hitachi SAN for centralized storage all managed by VMWare Infrastructure software.

The Trade Tech High School VMWare Infrastructure project is one of a handful of similar projects scheduled for SBSI in the coming months as many organizations are looking for smarter solutions that take advantage of the economic and green benefits of running virtual servers.

About Shaw Binary Systems, Inc.
Shaw Binary Systems, Inc. (SBSI) is an information technology company headquartered in San Diego California.  SBSI has provided managed IT services, datacenter services, and programming services in southern California to government, non-profit, and commercial businesses since 1999.

For more information on Shaw Binary Systems, Inc. please visit www.shawbinary.com

About North County Trade Tech High School North County
Trade Tech High School is an innovative public charter school. The choice is no longer between ‘college prep’ or ‘career-technical’ approach – Trade Tech offers both in an engaging, project-driven learning environment. Students will have the opportunity to explore high skill / high wage careers in the building and construction trades, construction management, engineering, architecture and interior design – all consistent with modern green building design and integrated with California state academic standards. Trade Tech is tuition-free and not-for-profit. In addition to the Gary and Mary West Foundation, it has received financial support from the Girard Foundation; EdVisions Schools (a Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation funded network); the California Department of Education; and industry groups including the Associated Builders and Contractors. Trade Tech is currently accepting 100 ninth-grade students, growing to 400 students across grades 9 to 12 by 2011. More information can be found at www.tradetechhigh.org or by calling 760-598-0782.

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