References
What we actually do, project by project.
We describe the starting situation and what changed, without naming clients. That is the fastest way for you to see whether your situation looks similar.
Infrastructure & networks
Ran for four months
A network that stopped getting in the way
A technical business with three sites worked over slow connections and Wi-Fi that dropped in the workshop. We replanned the network, replaced the switches and access points, and separated production traffic from office traffic.
Wi-Fi coverage across all workshop areas
Separated network segments for production and office
Documented setup, so the next change is not guesswork
Workplaces & hardware
Rollout over six weeks
Sixty workplaces, replaced without downtime
A fiduciary had devices of every age and make, each set up differently. We standardised the workplace image, procured replacements in batches and migrated each user overnight — nobody lost a working day.
One standard setup for all sixty workplaces
Migration overnight, no lost working days
Rollout plan that can be repeated for new starters
Software & applications
Project over three months
Two systems that finally spoke to each other
A practice entered the same patient and billing data twice, in two applications that had never been connected. We built an interface between them and removed the duplicate entry entirely.
Manual double entry removed
One interface instead of a third product
Fewer transcription errors, less daily friction
Individual programming
Built and delivered in eight weeks
A price list that maintained itself
A retailer maintained supplier prices in a spreadsheet, and every update took an afternoon of manual work. We replaced it with a small application that imports supplier lists, applies the margin rules and produces the price list.
Half a day of manual work per update, now minutes
Margin rules applied consistently
No standard product needed
Security & backup
Assessment and rebuild, two months
Backups that had never been tested
A business had backups running for years — and had never restored one. When we tested the restore, most of them failed. We rebuilt the backup concept and, more importantly, the routine of testing it.
Recovery actually tested, not just assumed
Backup concept matched to realistic failure cases
Regular test routine established
Project management
Coordinated over seven months
Four suppliers, one schedule
A company moving premises needed cabling, network, telephony and new workplaces — each from a different supplier. We coordinated all four, kept the dependencies visible and had everything working on the first morning in the new building.
All suppliers on one schedule
Dependencies tracked, not discovered on the day
Fully operational on the first morning
Sectors
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