Hardware, phones, meeting rooms and office moves — the physical technology your business runs on, supplied and set up properly.
Hardware and software
- Computer sales and setup — specified for the work being done, delivered configured, joined to your systems and ready to use.
- Laptop deployment — a repeatable build for new starters, so every machine is set up the same way.
- Server installation — where a business genuinely still needs one, sized and installed to last.
- Printer support — the unglamorous one that costs more staff hours than anything else.
- Software licensing — the right licences, correctly assigned, with the renewals tracked.
- Hardware upgrades — memory, storage and component upgrades that buy a working machine another two or three years.
Business technology
- VoIP phone systems — modern phone service with voicemail-to-email, call routing, and numbers that follow staff wherever they work.
- Conference room technology — displays, cameras and audio that connect first time, so meetings start on schedule.
- Email migration — moving to Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace with mail, contacts and calendars intact.
- New office IT setup — cabling, network, Wi-Fi, phones, printers and workstations planned as one project.
- Office relocations — the move sequenced so you close on Friday and open on Monday.
- Technology planning — a rolling view of what needs replacing and when, so equipment spending is budgeted rather than sprung on you.
Moving or fitting out an office?
Office moves are where IT problems surface all at once: the internet line was not ordered early enough, there are no data points where the desks are going, and the phone numbers cannot be ported in time. Every one of those has a long lead time. Bring us in while the floor plan is still being drawn and none of them become a problem.
Planning a move or a new office?
Tell us the site, the number of desks and your target date. We will tell you what needs ordering now.