Our Work

Real projects, explained plainly

Client names stay private. The problems, and how we solved them, are real.

Microsoft 365 & Intune

Taking back control of Microsoft 365 and automating every new device

The problem: The company didn't have clean control of its own Microsoft 365 tenant. Admin access was scattered, security settings were inconsistent, and every new computer took hours of hands-on setup before an employee could use it.
What we did: We took full, documented ownership of the tenant, cleaned up admin roles and licensing, and rolled out Intune with Windows Autopilot. Security policies, encryption and company apps now install automatically the first time someone signs in.
The result: The business owns its accounts and data outright. New laptops ship straight to employees and are ready to work at first sign-in, and every device is encrypted, managed and can be locked or wiped remotely if it's lost.

Low Voltage & Networking

The problem: The office had grown around a tangle of old cabling, unlabeled patch cords and consumer-grade gear. Wi-Fi dropped in meeting rooms, nobody could trace a cable to its jack, and guests shared the same network as company systems.
What we did: We ran and terminated new structured cabling, built out a clean network rack with patch panels and cable management, installed business-grade switching, firewall and ceiling-mounted access points, and separated staff, guest, phone and camera traffic onto their own networks.
The result: Reliable Wi-Fi in every room, a rack anyone can read at a glance, every jack tested and labeled, and full documentation the client keeps. Guest devices can no longer see business systems.

Cloud Services

The problem: Internal corporate systems were running on an end-of-life Ubuntu server with an unmaintained control panel. It was exposed to the internet, overdue for updates, and one bad patch away from going dark.
What we did: We migrated everything to a right-sized cloud environment in its own isolated account, moved DNS under centralized management, and took the server off the open internet entirely using a secure tunnel instead of open ports.
The result: The end-of-life server was retired without any downtime. No inbound ports are exposed to the internet, systems are patched and backed up on a schedule, and the client has a documented environment they fully own.

VoIP & Business Phones

The problem: The business was paying too much for an old phone system tied to the office. Calls bounced between menus, voicemails got missed, and staff couldn't take work calls when they weren't at their desks.
What we did: We ported every existing number to a hosted VoIP platform, rebuilt the auto attendant and call routing around how the team actually answers the phone, configured desk phones and mobile apps, and turned on voicemail to email.
The result: The cutover happened on a scheduled date with no lost numbers and no missed calls. Callers reach the right person faster, staff can answer from anywhere, and the business stopped paying for hardware it no longer needs.

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