Solutions by industry
The work lands differently in every building.
These are the industries we work in most. Each one has its own compliance pressure, its own after-hours window, and its own definition of "down."
Consulting leadNonprofit organizationsDonor and grant data kept safe on a budget that has to answer to a board — including nonprofit Microsoft licensing you may not know you qualify for.See the fit →Low voltage leadSenior livingResident and staff Wi-Fi, camera coverage across every wing, and infrastructure that cannot go down during a shift change.See the fit →Cybersecurity leadFinancial servicesEndpoint and email defense with the audit evidence examiners ask for, and controls your insurer will recognize.See the fit →Professional services leadRetailPOS, receipt printing, and barcode scanning that works the same at every location, on networks built to survive a card audit.See the fit →Managed IT leadProfessional service providersSmall offices that bill by the hour: phones, file access, and helpdesk that keeps the whole staff working.See the fit →Managed IT leadHealthcare practicesMedical, dental, and behavioral health practices: EHR access that does not stall a waiting room, and the HIPAA Security Rule controls with evidence to show for them.See the fit →Low voltage leadManufacturingPlant-floor Wi-Fi, cameras on the docks, and an office network kept apart from the machines, for shops answering supplier security questionnaires.See the fit →Low voltage leadWarehousing & logisticsBarcode scanners, label printers, and Wi-Fi that reaches the back of the last aisle, with cameras on every dock door.See the fit →Cybersecurity leadAuto dealershipsShowroom, service drive, and lot on one network and one camera system, with the FTC Safeguards Rule controls a dealer is now required to have.See the fit →
Tell us what's in front of you.
A drawing set, a failing switch, an audit deadline, or a hunch that IT costs too much. We'll tell you who picks it up and what it takes.