Halcyon Networks is a recognized leader in developing innovative solutions and providing quality network support services in the greater San Francisco Bay area. Halcyon Networks is a privately owned and operated company that provides technical expertise and exceptional customer service to both the government and private sectors. The company is recognized by the State of California as a Certified Small Business and provides contracting services under California Multiple Awards Schedule (CMAS) guidelines.
Halcyon Networks specializes in networks built with Microsoft software solutions and technologies on the Intel platform. Whether providing comprehensive support services or acting as your internal support staff, Halcyon Networks can help you build and support a solid network infrastructure by providing assistance with the following: Network Design and Implementation, Web Design, Project Planning and Justification, Security, Help Desk Management, Workstation Deployment, Technical Road Maps and Technical Documentation.
Based on our extensive experience integrating IT goals with business objectives, we have developed the capacity to build highly successful and reliable networks that are tailored to our clients' specifications.
Halcyon Networks was founded in 2001 by Tom Boryshuk, who has almost fifteen years of professional networking experience. Tom acquired a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering in the early 1990’s. Since then he has served in both in-house network support and consulting roles for multiple organizations. Tom has extensive experience with various aspects of computer/network design and management, including network design, implementation and support; project management; project planning; helpdesk management; hardware and software deployment in both stand-alone and networked environments; process documentation; database design; web page design and programming. Significant projects have included the Arizona Department of Economic Security, where Tom lead the deployment of new LAN systems to the State’s approximately 70 Child Protective Services offices located in 45 Arizona cities and towns. In addition, Tom was published by the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) in their monthly publication, IEEE Spectrum, for his article on the theoretical use of Chaos Theory to encrypt and decrypt secure data transmissions.
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