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Strongsville Doesn’t Forget its Own this Holiday Season
First “Stuff the Truck” campaign for Strongsville Food Bank a Success Thanks to 11 Local Companies

December 23, 2009

The CSC Group, along with ten other area companies along Foltz Parkway and Drake Road hosted a food drive to benefit the Strongsville Emergency Food Bank during the month of December.

The campaign titled, "Stuff the Truck" was suggested and coordinated by CSC Group executive assistant, Michelle Andrews, with the support of Robert Zimmerman, President and COO.

Andrews started the grass roots food drive by circulating fliers to neighboring businesses with help from the City of Strongsville.

Quickly, 10 other companies signed on to participate. They include: A-Net Order, Fay Industries, Fuses Unlimited, John Allen Company, Keefe Supply Company, Mercury Logistics, Parker Hannifin Industrial Hose Division, Strongsville Montessori School, Swagelok Hy-Level Company, as well as the Swagelok Hy-Level Multiple Spindle Division.

(Pictured are some of the items donated
by businesses in Strongsville, Ohio)

"The response was overwhelming," commented Andrews. "I was really touched to see everybody come together to help the residents of Strongsville." In less than a month, the 11 companies collected a truckload of food and toiletries along with cash donations.

Kelly Kling, coordinator of the Strongsville Emergency Food Bank accepted the donation on December 22. "This is easily $4,000 worth of food and supplies that we will be able to distribute to the 250 Strongsville families in need," Kling said.

CSC hopes to make this an annual event. Andrews has received positive feedback and offers for assistance for next year.

With a sluggish economy and the holiday season upon us, area food banks struggle to keep up with the growing need. Kling says that the food bank is always in need of canned fruits and vegetables, canned meats, and canned or boxed family meals such as stew. There is also a need for paper products and toiletries. If you would like to learn more about the Strongsville Emergency Food Bank or would like to make a donation, please call 440-846-0197.

The CSC Group Ranks in HCI 100 List for a Seventh Year
#77 on the Healthcare Informatics Top 100 Companies by Revenue

June 5, 2009

While every company in the HCI 100 makes a strong mark in the field of healthcare IT, some stand out more than others. The CSC Group is one such company. CSC provides A/R management solutions integrating workflow automation across the entire healthcare enterprise. It also provides through its wholly owned subsidiary, R4 LLC, complete clinical applications in maternal-fetal medicine and OB/GYN and medical records that generate revenue improvements while enhancing patient care.

Busy Month for The CSC Group
CSC Receives Multiple Industry & Community Awards in May

May 29 , 2009

The Northeast Ohio Software Association honored several local technology companies with its 2009 Best of Tech awards Tuesday night, May 19th. The CSC Group was a finalist in two categories: ‘Best Software Product – Impact’ and ‘Best IT Services’ company. The first award recognizes companies who have developed an outstanding product, established market acceptance, and built a sustaining business. The Best IT Services award recognizes companies who have demonstrated exceptional expertise in and commitment to support the IT needs of its clients. NEOSA Best of Tech Awards recognizes top performing companies and leaders in the tech industry.

The 2009 Crain’s Leading EDGE Award was presented to The CSC Group, and took place at Kent State University on May 20, 2009. CSC was recognized along with other mid-market companies that are creating great value for themselves and the Northeast Ohio region. This is the third year in a row that CSC has been the recipient of this prestigious award.

The City of Strongsville presented its ‘Innovation Award’ to The CSC Group on May 21st for its new ‘eco-friendly’ corporate headquarters built in Strongsville’s Business & Technology Park. The 48,500 s.f. facility supports a staff of 130 associates. The building integrates a number of ‘green’ amenities including open, modern office space with plenty of access to natural light via several window walls, a sound control system that reduces noise, an EcoSystem lighting control that increases energy saving while harvesting natural light, and heated floors and Low-E windows that block 95% of the sun’s ultraviolet rays. Not only does the ‘green concept’ result in improved efficiency for the company, it also has a positive impact on the environment.

Headquartered in Strongsville, Ohio The CSC Group delivers enterprise information management and business process automation solutions. Co-founded by William F. Zimmerman in 1964, CSC has grown to become one of the largest software companies in Northeast Ohio. The company operates three business units: Business Healthcare, Clinical Healthcare (dba R4, LLC) and EIM Services.

Building Dedication Cermony set for March 12
New Eco-friendly Corporate Headquarters of The CSC Group in Strongsville, Ohio

February 10, 2009