School District 27 – Cariboo-Chilcotin modernized its data environment by implementing a secure, Azure-based data warehouse with MSP Corp. By unifying student, staff, and financial data, the district gained trusted, role-based reporting, faster insights, and a scalable foundation to support proactive, student-focused decision-making across schools.
E-Comm, British Columbia’s primary emergency communications provider, partnered with MSP Corp to modernize ICECAPS, its enterprise analytics platform, using Microsoft Fabric and Azure. The new centralized data foundation delivers near real-time insights, improves staffing and operational decision-making, and enables secure data sharing with police, fire, and health partners. Positioned for future AI and Next-Generation 9-1-1 initiatives, the platform strengthens E-Comm’s ability to meet critical public safety service levels.
Historically, Athabasca University had two tenants: one tenant for their students and the other one for their staff. As they wanted to implement a new integrated learning management system, they had to bring both students and staff into the same Microsoft 365 tenant (M365).
PVNCCDSB strengthened their security posture by implementing Azure Virtual Desktop to bring an extra layer of security to their ERP.
Conestoga College was facing various challenges related to their move to a remote working and learning environment for their staff and students.
Waterloo Region District School Board is the public-school board for the Region of Waterloo in Ontario, serving more than 64,000 students.
As its current on-site virtual desktop infrastructure was due for replacement, Sheridan College decided it was time to explore different cloud-hosted VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure) solutions that would better meet its needs and align with its recently initiated cloud-first strategy.
The Conseil des écoles catholiques du Centre-Est (CECCE) wanted to use data better to identify and help students with special needs. This was part of its vision of excellence and caring in its schools.