As part of our policies to ensuring clients confidence in our competence (both technical and managerial), we have drawn from our staff technical profiles, few projects undertaken in the past. This serves to reflect the inherent wealth and dept of our unrivaled expertise in ICT industry.

Client: PREMIUM HEALTH
Title:  Health Management Support System and WAN
Period: June 2008
Contact Person: Kayode Babaranti
Description
Design and Implementation WAN and Health Management Support System

Details
Premium Health is a leading Health Maintenance Organisation (HMO) established to provide its clients access to the highest standard of healthcare delivery at an affordable cost. With a subscriber-base of over 2 Million and Health Providers numbering up to 800, Premium Health required a time-tested and scalable ICT infrastructure to support its operations. Reliance Infosystems implemented a robust communication infrastructure to cover all the 17 branches of Premium Health using C-band-based VSAT equipment. A web-based ecommerce portal was also deployed to support subscriber database maintenance across all the branches.

Client: MICHAEL OTEDOLA COLLEGE OF PRIMARY EDUCATION, EPE
Title:  Learning Center and Electronic Library
Period: August 2008
Contact Person: Imam
Description
Design and Implementation of Learning Center and Electronic Library

Details
Michael Otedola College of Primary Education is an initiative of Lagos State Government in the area of grooming seasoned Primary School Teachers. The school identified technology-aided learning to be the most effective way of equipping modern day primary school teacher with the necessary skills to enable them impact their pupils with 21st century-based education. Reliance helped to fulfill this by deploying a state-of-the-art electronic learning infrastructure for the school. The facility is capable of hosting up to 60 students at a time.

Client: PETROSTUFF NIGERIA LIMITED
Title:  WAN, VPN, Training Center, Intranet Infrastructure
Period: March 2008
Contact Person: Joseph Alabi
Description
Design and Implementation Local and Wide Area Network, VPN, VOIP and Intranet

Details
Petrostuff Nigeria Limited is a renown energy servicing company with Addax, Chevron, Mobil and Texaco on its clientele list. Petrostuff desired a state-of-the-art ICT infrastructure to support its businesses. With Offices in Lagos, PH and Calabar, Petrostuff yearned to consolidate its operation within uniform electronic platform to enhance collaboration and communication. Reliance Infosystems implemented LAN and WAN spanning the three locations with VPN, VOIP, Email and Collaboration infrastructure. An industry-class training center was also deployed featuring IP-compatible multimedia facilities like dash-board, wireless OHP, Multi-function print devices and CAD systems.

Client: VETIVA CAPITAL MANAGEMENT
Title: Data Service and Collaboration Application
Period: June 2004 till date
Contact Person: Abiodun Sanusi
Description
Design and Implementation Local and Campus Area Network, Internet systems and Email/Workflow systems

Details
VETIVA is a financial organization with a unique poise to embed technological-driven product differentiation into her service delivery. Their requirements include setting up a local area wireless network where staffs are able to dynamically interface external client to deliberate and seal financial transactions. A standard LAN was deployed using Cisco technology and Microsoft software requirements. Also deployed was a DSL equipment to serve as internet gateway for research and information exchange.

Client: HERMES OIL AND GAS
Title: LAN and Communication Interface
Period: April 2004 till date
Contact Person: Wale Ogungbemi
Description
Implementation of Data Network and Data Communication Systems 

Details
HERMES is a upstream/downstream energy company with the goal of leveraging on ICT system as communication and marketing tools. The requirements involve setting up a standard LAN and communication software. Also deployed at Hermes is a 24/7 Internet solution that enables them to seamlessly communicate with their overseas partners. We also set up an Internet communication portal to enable partners’ access to their local resources hence facilitating quick transactions. Microsoft software solution was majorly employed in conjunction with Dlink hardware.

Client: PROTEA HOTEL VICTORIA ISLAND
Title: LAN and Internet Hotspot
Period: January 2003 till date
Contact Person: Mr Bona
Description
Implementation of Data Network and managed Wifi hotspot

Details
Avalon Limited setup a hospitality outfit under the flagship name of Protea Hotel. Avalon’s drive for customer satisfaction has prompted its investment in ICT facilities within the hotel premise. Reliance Infosystems was saddled with the responsibility of providing networking infrastructure for both the back-office and customer. A Dlink-based Wifi facility was deployed. An industry-class billing system was put in place to allow for proper billing of guests’ usage of the Internet. A VSAT-based Internet was deployed

Client: FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE
Title: Campus Area Wireless Network and ICT Infrastructure
Period: November 2004 till date
Contact Person: Dir of Physical Planning
Description
Design and Implementation Local and Campus Area Network, Internet systems and Email/Workflow systems

Details
FUTA is constantly on a drive for academic excellence and desired a state-of-the-art collaboration solution. Their requirements include setting up a campus area wireless network where students and staff are able to dynamically carry out their educational learning and researches using the ease of information acquisition and dissemination strength of ICT infrastructure. A standard CAN was deployed using Cisco technology and Microsoft software requirements. Also deployed was a VSAT equipment to serve as internet gateway for research and information exchange.

Client: ROADMARKS NIG. LTD
Title: Network and Intranet Setup
Period: September 2003 till date
Contact Person: Mr Ayo
Description
Design and Implementation Local Area Network, Accounting system integration and Email/Workflow systems 

Details
Roadmarks desired a state-of-the-art collaboration solution. Their requirements include connecting all their computers together so they can use email and internet facilities. A standard LAN was deployed and Microsoft Windows 2000 and MS Exchange 2000 servers were deployed to cater for the collaboration requirements. Roadmarks is about signing a maintenance agreement with Reliance. This shall enable them enjoy our premium maintenance services which translates to higher productivity.

Client: TROJAN ESTATES
Title: Network and Power solution
Period: October 2003  till date
Contact Person: Mr Yinka
Description
Design and Implementation Local Area Network and power solution

Details
Trojan is a real estate developer desiring a suitable system integration solution. Their requirements include connecting all their computers together so they can use email and internet facilities. A LAN using standard Ethernet specifications was deployed with 13A power distribution. Reliance also deployed a wireless Local area network such that staffs requiring constant mobility within the office do not have to connect a physical network cable to their laptops.

Client: TINO Electronics
Title: Network and Accounting Integration
Period: August 2003 till date
Contact Person: Mr Victor
Description
Design and Implementation Local Area Network, Accounting system integration

Details
TINO Electronic is a one-stop electronics plaza that desires a cost-effective accounting solution. Their requirements include connecting all their computers together such that peachtree software is accessed by the different department within the store. A standard LAN was deployed and Microsoft Windows 2000 server and peachtree 2003 was deployed in the network environment. The accountant, cashier, storekeeper, and MD all have access to the system, carrying out their various tasks. Reliance maintains TINO’s network under a suitable service agreement.

Client: GASLINK Limited
Title: Network and Intranet Setup
Period: June 2003 to July 2003
Contact Person: Mrs Onafeko
Description
Design and Implementation Local Area Network, Radio-based Internet and Email/Workflow systems

Details
GASLINK, a subsidiary of UNIPETROL desired a state-of-the-art collaboration solution. Their requirements include connecting all their computers together so they can use email and internet facilities. A standard LAN was deployed and Microsoft Windows 2000 and MS Exchange 2000 servers were deployed to cater for the collaboration requirements. GASLINK just signed a maintenance agreement with Reliance. This allows them to enjoy a 24/7 uptime of their computer network hence shooting up productivity by 120%.

Client: AMOK Limited
Title: Cyber Café and Training Center setup
Period: May 2003 to June 2003
Contact Person: Chief Ajayi
Description
Design and Implementation Local Area Network, VSAT Equipment, Voice-Over-IP device, Training for the technology arm of AMOK Limited

Details
The project involves implementation of 50 computer desktop for cyber café and training school. A KU band 2W 2.4m dish was also deployed for the internet gateway. Antamedia software was configured to manage user browsing time. Microsoft Windows 2000 server and professional were deployed on the network. The cable structure of the network includes CAT6 UTP lengths terminating within a 6U building distribution frame. D-link switches were deployed within the BDF to concentrate the multiple cables from the clients’ side. A Net2phone VOIP device was deployed for internet telephony in the cyber café.

Client: National University Commission
Title: NUNET Secretariat Infrastructure Setup
Period: December 2002 to June 2003
Contact Person: Dr Onyekwelu (Director ICT)
Description
Design and Implementation Local Area Network structure and furniture setup for National University Network Secretariat.

Details
The project entails design and development of interior furniture for the secretariat. 6-seater cyclic tables were deployed to give the secretariat the desired uniqueness and an environment conducive for collaboration and teamwork amongst the staff.

Client: Tehila Communication Limited
Title: ISP/GSM Automated Distribution
Period: February 2001 to June 2002
Contact Person: Lanre Idris
Description
Design and Implementation of a distribution system using radio connections to 75 kiosks located at gas station scattered around key cities in Nigeria. Also designed and implemented ISP infrastructure for corporate clients.

Details
The project entails linking up 75 remote kiosk to a central warehouse where stock can be monitored and manage in real-time online fashion. Strategix Software was deployed on Tru64 Unix/Alpha Servers DS20E and DS10 to completely automate the stock and accounting.  ISP services like RAS, Radius, Apache and SMTP were also incorporated into the infrastructure.

Environment: Tru64 Unix,  Alpha Servers DS20E and DS10,  Strategix Software, Equinox Modem pool, Cisco Aironet 340 access points and bridges, Unidirectional and Omindirectional Antennas, Firebox II Firewall

Client: STC Elinex
Title: Virtual Private Network Configuration
Period: January 2001
Contact Person: Mr Solomon

Details
Implemented of a Windows NT-based solution for tunneling Netware IPX inside an IP network. The procedure involves configuring RRAS and VPN on two Windows NT servers at two geographical separate locations. Spread Spectrum wireless link was used to connect the two locations together. The configuration allows clients computers on one side of the network to access a NetWare-based application on the other side using the IP tunnel.

Environment: Windows NT 4.0, VPN, Novell NetWare 4.11, Cisco Aironet bridges, TCP/IP and SPX/IPX.

Client: Leadway Assurance, Nigeria
Title: MS Exchange 5.5 Implementation
Period: February 1999 – January 2000
Contact Person: Mr Tehingbola
Description
Deployment and support of MS-Exchange 5.5. The solution involved setting up a 5 MS-Exchange sites using DRAS connectors over PSTN.

Details
Design the intra-site topology for five Exchange sites. It also involves deployment of 5 Exchange servers and configured DRAS connectors to link each of the remote sites to the central site. Each of the remote sites were assigned different time slots in directory replicator and connector form so that a single telephone line can be dedicated to Exchange at the central site to route mails throughout the organization. IMS was also installed at the central site to route Internet mails from and to the organization. Red Hat Linux 6.1 was used to serve as the internet gateway at the central site such that it passes mails fetched from an ISP POP3 mailbox to the Exchange server at the central site. I was also directly involved in the management of the servers troubleshooting the Directory services and Exchange information store services whenever they stop. I also do critical offline and online Exchange data recovery and patching.

Environment: MS-Exchange 5.5, Red Hat Linux 6.1, PSTN, Windows NT4 on Pentium III 550Mhz

Client: Leadway Assurance, Nigeria
Title: Wan-wide Database Connectivity
Period: January – March, 2000
Contact Person: Mr Tehingbola
Description
Implementing of a routing solution involving linking remote LAN to a central LAN where a central Oracle database server reside. Dial-on-Demand routing solution was implemented over PSTN.

Details
Design of routing architecture using Cisco 2601 at the central LAN and Cisco 1601 at 5 other remote LANs. The remote routers were configured to allow TCP traffics from client software (port Numbers 1521 and 1526) to enter the Ethernet interface. This then triggers a Codex 3266 modem to fire a call to the central LAN to establish connectivity to the database. Was also responsible for configuring the central router to allow database traffics to pass through its serial interfaces. Cisco IOS 11.2 was used to configure the routes. The goal was to achieve on-line processing and compilation of database information for speedy services.

Environment: Cisco 6002, Cisco 1601, Codex 3266, Pentium III / Windows NT/Oracle 8I, Cisco IOS 12.0.

Client: Nestle Plc., Nigeria
Title: Wide Area Network
Period: Aug 99 - Oct 99
Contact Person: Mr Igwe
Description
This project was developed for Nestle Plc, Nigeria. The project proposes a high level involvement in the development of an IT/Intranet strategy, and an enterprise-wide implementation of Intranet technologies to all of Nestle Plc sites. The project involves linking of the LAN together two 2Mb Microwave channels to achieve a high throughput connection.

Details
Design and development of the bridgehead routers. A communication company (CITA) was sub-contracted to implement the microwave connectivity using antenna and line of site principles. Cisco 2600 was deployed at the parent site while Cisco 1005 (LAN extender) was configured for the child sites. Broadcasts across the LANs were restricted to relieve the channel from congestion. 0.8Mb of the total capacity was used for voice signals while the rest 1.2Mb carried Data. The setup was such that users on the child sites have their MS-Exchange mailboxes on the parent site. An AS400 server was also located on one of the child sites to feed clients on the WAN. The entire network existed on a single NT-domain such that resources located on remote LAN were readily available to users on the WAN.

Environment: Cisco 2601, Cisco 1005, Cisco IOS 11.2, Cisco ConfigMaker 2.3, Windows NT 4.0 (Ent), AS400, MS Exchange 5.5, Cisco IOS 12.0

Client: Leadway Assurance Company ltd
Title: Novell/NT Migration
Period: June 99
Contact Person: Mr Tehingbola
Description
The project involved migration of 2 Novell NetWare 4.11 file and print servers to Windows NT 4.0 server. The 2 NetWare server held 200 user accounts and Home folders, 11 print servers.

Details
The project was carried out during off-hours in order to prevent users from attempts to update information on the NetWare server. I was involved in drafting out the various strategic steps in the migration processes and ensuring proper implementation in order to achieve a successful operation. Both servers were pulled out of the production network onto an isolated LAN where the migration was carried out. The Windows NT migration utility was employed to migrate 200 users' Home folders, the directory services and the 11 print servers. NetWare clients and protocols on the users' Windows 95/98/NT workstations were removed and replaced with their corresponding NT client and protocols. NetWare logon scripts were also rewritten to allow users have their Home folder automatically mapped and network printers connected to their PCs when they logon to the Windows NT DC.

Environment: Novell NetWare 4.11, Windows NT 4.0, Dell PowerEdge 4300/500MHz, 256Mb RAM, 18.5Gb SCSI Disk, Windows NT Migration Tools for NetWare, 3Com Superstack baseline hub (100Mb), SPX/IPX.

Client: Niger Insurance, Nigeria
Title: Niger Cluster
Period: Feb 99
Contact Person: Mr Olugbenga Agoro
Description
The project involved development of failsafe strategy using Microsoft Cluster server and Dell PowerEdge Clustering solution. The work also involved deploying a database server that can be integrated with the fail over system.

Details
Deployment of an out-of-the-box Dell PowerEdge 4300 cluster servers. The solution entails setting up the Dell servers and configuring PowerEdge Scalable Disk System (SDS) to serve as the share point between the two servers. The SDS contain Three 18.2GB SCSI hard drives connected to a CPERC controller and was configure to RAID level 5. The servers' specifications were Pentium III 500Mhz/2x9.1GB SCSI hard drive and 512MB RAM. Windows NT 4.0 (on SP5 level) was install on them. SQL 7.0 and Exchange 5.5 were installed on both servers to provide redundancy to the users. I then configured MS Cluster 1.0 on both servers with one active and the other in standby mode.

Environment: Windows-NT 4.0, SQL 7.0, MS Exchange 5.5 (SP 2), MS Cluster 1.0, Dell PowerEdge 4300 with PERC AND CPERC controllers, PowerEdge SDS carrying 7 SCSI controllers.

Client: SysSoft Consulting Ltd
Title: Sys CyberCafe
Period: June 98 to Aug 98
Contact Person: Mr Oke
Description
The project covered a CyberCafe development for SysSoft Consulting Ltd. The solution involved setting up a 60-point LAN within a three-story building and implementing a proxy environment with a wireless ISP serving as Gateway to the web.

Details
Design and implementation of a Local Area network. BICC UTP was used to construct an Ethernet (star topology) network. All the network points were terminated at the second floor where 2 48-port patch panels housed within a 12U BDF reside. 3Com switches were used to inter connect the cabling system. A Compaq Prosigna server/ 500MHz/500 RAM/ 18.5GB Disk running Windows NT 4.0(SP5)/ MS-Proxy 2.0 was installed. 45 Compaq Presario desktops were also deployed on the LAN. A wireless ISP (Communication Trends Ltd) was employed to provide the Internet gateway to the LAN. The Gateway consisted of a cable modem connected to a communication antenna offering 1.5Mb data throughput to the LAN.

Environment: BICC UTP, Information outlets, BDF, Windows NT 4, Proxy 2, 3Com Switch, Compaq Prosigna, Cable Modem.