“The Affton School Board approved some $61,000 in Proposition 1 projects at its meeting last month. The board approved a bid from William Tao & Associates to design the plan for installation of air conditioning at Affton High School and the administration building. William Tao was the low bidder at $42,900. The high school is […]
“The Affton School Board Tuesday night approved a bid from Anixter to supply wireless network access equipment for Affton High School. The district will purchase 28 access points from Anixter at a cost of $12,872. Demand for wireless access has been growing at the high school. Currently, wireless access is available only in the science […]
Originally published in Midwest Real Estate News September 1, 2003 By Michael McNeil What started as a vision less than 24 months ago in St. Louis has grabbed the attention of educators, school administrators and technology directors across the country. A construction company, an architect and a technology partner joined forces with Christian Brothers College […]
Originally published March 8-14, 2002 in the St. Louis Business Journal Christian Brothers College High School has hired Sonacom to help design technology systems for its new school. CBC is considering an entirely wireless environment at its new campus in Town & Country that would include laptops for every student. The school would set up […]
by Margaret Jackson Originally published February 1-7. 2002 in the St. Louis Business Journal After the economic downturn forced Sonacom to lay off six employees in November, the company has landed a number of new contracts. During the last month, the IT consulting and integration form has closed in the institutional and education markets worth […]
14. Sonacom IT Partners IT consulting and integration Michael S. McNeil President A two-time Fast 50 winner, Sonacom IT Partners went through a few changes in the last year. Mike McNeil, president and partner, purchased the remainder of the company from founder Rick Oertli. Sonacom then moved its 40 employees to the St. Louis Business […]