On premises
What runs on your premises, looked after like the rest: properly, and without you thinking about it.
Network, servers, identities, printing, firewall, local backup: the infrastructure that lives on site, taken on its own terms. Every setup is different, so it’s priced to yours, as closely as it can be, never a flat package that lands wide of the mark.
You don’t have to move everything to the cloud to be well looked after.
Plenty of companies keep part of their IT on site: a server, a network to cover, several offices to link. That’s a legitimate choice, and we serve it fully.
We take your setup on as it is, with no upfront overhaul. We maintain it, secure it and monitor it, at the same level as what we run in the cloud.
Migrating is never a condition for working well together. If it would help you one day, we’ll say so; if not, the subject doesn’t come back.
Managed network
Three levels, by reach.
On site, when you need it.
Local infrastructure
The pieces we manage.
How we go about it
We take on what’s there, keep it running, and evolve it at your pace.
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We take on what’s there
We start from what you already have: we document it and take it over cleanly. No clean slate needed before we can do good work.
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We keep it running
Monitoring, updates, backups, security: your local infrastructure stays in good shape without you having to think about it.
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We evolve it when it serves you
The day moving a piece to the cloud makes your life simpler, we suggest it. You decide, at your pace.
Frequently asked
No. If part of your IT lives on your premises, we take it on as it stands and hold it to the same standard as everything we run in the cloud. If moving a piece of it to the cloud would genuinely make your life simpler, we’ll say so. It’s an option, never a condition.
Yes, and that’s the usual case. Cloud or 360 covers your Microsoft 365 workspace; On-premises covers what runs inside your walls. One contact for both, and nobody passing the blame when something goes wrong.
No. You choose it by reach: your office alone, your office plus remote access for your team, or several sites linked together. The number of access points sizes the installation; it doesn’t set the price.
It’s quoted to your setup. No two installations are alike: the age of the kit, the area to cover, how many servers, what’s already in place and what needs taking over. We look at what you have, then send you a proposal that fits, rather than a package that lands wide of the mark.
The two complement each other, and the pair is what we recommend by default. The local copy restores quickly, on site. The cloud copy survives anything that hits the building: a flood, a theft, a fire. Either one on its own leaves a blind spot.
Yes, when the situation calls for it: kit to replace, cabling to redo, a commissioning. Most of the day-to-day runs remotely and continuously, so nothing waits on a visit to move forward.


