A four-hour outage costs a hotel a bad review and costs a bank a regulatory conversation. We adapt design, change control and support model to the stakes of the sector we are working in.
Branch networks, core-adjacent infrastructure, DR sites and the control evidence your regulator and your internal audit both ask for. We work inside change windows, not around them.
Fields, camps and rigs where the nearest engineer is four hours away and the link is satellite. Everything we deploy there is designed to be diagnosed and recovered remotely.
Tender-compliant delivery, sovereign data handling, and support contracts written for a five-year horizon rather than a budget cycle. Full documentation packs supplied as standard.
Clinical systems do not tolerate a maintenance window at 10:00. We design for concurrent maintainability and we schedule around theatre lists, not the other way round.
Thousands of unmanaged devices, a hard semester deadline and a network that has to hold up in an exam hall. We size for peak, not average, and we deploy in the summer break.
Guest experience is the product, and the network is most of it. From lobby Wi-Fi to in-room IPTV to the back-office POS, delivered without shutting floors down.
Production lines, warehouses and distribution fleets, where a network fault becomes a stopped line within minutes. Segmented, monitored and supported to a production schedule.
Carrier-grade work for ISPs and operators: core and aggregation routing, MPLS and segment routing, BNG, peering design and the tooling a NOC needs to run it.
Many small sites, thin local IT and a POS estate that has to take payment reliably. Standardised store kit, central management and a support model priced per branch.
Site offices that exist for eighteen months, then move. Temporary infrastructure that behaves like permanent infrastructure, plus the smart-building fit-out at handover.
Donor-funded procurement rules, field offices in hard locations and strict data-protection obligations for beneficiary information. We have delivered inside all three constraints.
High-throughput storage, fast shared editing and a delivery chain that cannot drop frames. Plus the studio network and the archive nobody thinks about until it is needed.
As-builts, IP schemas, configs and runbooks, in your hands at project close.
Severity-based response and restoration targets, reported monthly from the ticket system.
Segmentation, MFA, patching and backup are in the base design, not an upsell.
The people who built it are the people who support it. No anonymous queue.
If a project sits outside what we can deliver to our own standard, we say so and point you somewhere better. That has cost us work and won us more.