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Managed IT
Keep your people productive with one team owning support, monitoring, and IT operations.
Teams that want a complete IT department.
What counts as one user?
One person supported. Monitoring coverage and device scope are agreed during discovery.
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Co-managed IT
Give your internal IT team more capacity, specialist support, and operational coverage.
Organizations with an internal IT owner.
What counts as one user?
One supported person. We define shared responsibilities with your IT team.
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NOC · Windows PCs
Keep Windows PCs visible with monitoring, alert review, and agreed escalation ownership.
Teams choosing device-specific operational coverage.
What counts as one Windows PC?
One physical Windows desktop or laptop. Count Windows server operating systems under Servers.
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NOC · Macs
Keep Macs visible with monitoring, alert review, and agreed escalation ownership.
Teams choosing device-specific operational coverage.
What counts as one Mac?
One physical Apple desktop or laptop running macOS.
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NOC · Servers
Keep servers visible with monitoring, alert review, and agreed escalation ownership.
Teams choosing device-specific operational coverage.
What counts as one physical server?
One physical server host, Windows or Linux. Count guest virtual machines separately under VMs.
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NOC · Virtual machines
Keep virtual machines visible with monitoring, alert review, and agreed escalation ownership.
Teams choosing device-specific operational coverage.
What counts as one VM?
One guest virtual machine running a server or desktop workload. Count its physical host separately only when it also needs monitoring.
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NOC · Network peripherals
Keep network peripherals visible with monitoring, alert review, and agreed escalation ownership.
Teams choosing device-specific operational coverage.
What counts as one network device?
One switch, firewall, router, wireless access point, or other network peripheral. Count each physical device once.
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NOC · Storage & other devices
Keep storage & other devices visible with monitoring, alert review, and agreed escalation ownership.
Teams choosing device-specific operational coverage.
What counts as one device?
One NAS, storage appliance, printer, UPS, or other device. Tell us the device type in line notes; monitoring compatibility is confirmed with you.
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Cybersecurity & compliance
Turn security concerns into a prioritized protection and remediation plan.
Businesses reducing risk or preparing for requirements.
What counts as one organization?
One organization or separately scoped security program.
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HIPAA compliance support
Connect healthcare safeguards, evidence, and remediation with your compliance owners.
Healthcare organizations and business associates.
What counts as one organization?
One healthcare organization or compliance engagement; support is not a certification.
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Backup & business continuity
Give critical systems a recovery plan you can review and test.
Teams that depend on reliable access to their data.
What counts as one protected system?
One server, workload, or endpoint to protect. SaaS backup scope is confirmed together.
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Cloud, Microsoft 365 & Google Workspace
Bring licensing, cloud services, collaboration, and access under coordinated management.
Businesses simplifying cloud, workplace services, and CSP licensing.
What counts as one user?
One licensed or supported person. Use environment details to tell us about tenants and migrations. Products and subscriptions are scoped together.
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Networks & infrastructure
Connect offices, Wi-Fi, firewalls, and infrastructure around dependable work.
Single-site, multi-site, and distributed businesses.
What counts as one site?
One physical location. Remote connectivity and equipment are reviewed during discovery.
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Business VoIP & connectivity
Make business calling and connectivity easier to manage across your team.
Businesses upgrading phones or consolidating providers.
What counts as one user?
Choose users for people who need calling, or DIDs for direct phone numbers. These are different quantities.
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AI & automation
Reduce repetitive work with useful AI and automations that have clear human ownership.
Teams ready to improve repeatable business processes.
What counts as one workflow?
One business workflow or AI use case to assess and scope.
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IT strategy & projects
Connect business priorities to a roadmap, a budget discussion, and accountable delivery.
Leaders planning growth, change, or major technology work.
What counts as one project?
One project or roadmap engagement; milestones and deliverables are agreed together.
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Digital systems & integrations
Connect your CRM, applications, and customer handoffs so work moves with less friction.
Teams managing disconnected business systems.
What counts as one integration?
One connection between systems or separately scoped digital engagement.
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