Server management
Linux and Windows estates, on-premise or hosted. Capacity, availability, patching and hardening, with monitoring on disk, memory, CPU, services, file system integrity and logs.
Services
Servers, networks, databases, virtualisation, end-user computing and service desk – monitored, patched, documented and reported on.
Infrastructure work is judged on boring months. Our job is to make the estate predictable, keep the reporting honest, and make sure a person leaving does not take critical knowledge with them.
Linux and Windows estates, on-premise or hosted. Capacity, availability, patching and hardening, with monitoring on disk, memory, CPU, services, file system integrity and logs.
LAN, WAN, VPN, wireless and virtual networks. Proactive testing to find failures before they become outages, plus capacity and utilisation trending.
Administration, performance tuning, backup and recovery, patching and cloning – with data protection and audit obligations built into the runbook.
Server, desktop and application virtualisation. Consolidation to reduce footprint and cost, with availability and recovery designed in.
Desktop support, application packaging, image and patch management, and remote support for office, remote and home-office users.
ITIL-aligned, multi-level service desk with incident, request and problem management, escalation paths and reporting that includes the misses.
Response and resolution targets per severity, agreed in writing, measured by a system you can see, and reported monthly whether or not the month went well. Credits where we miss. We would rather agree targets we can actually hit than win the deal on numbers we cannot.
Access, an escalation contact, and a decision-maker for changes. Most managed services engagements that go wrong go wrong because the client side had no owner, not because the provider lacked skill.
That is the most common reason clients call us. It is fixable, and it starts with documentation.