Where the system lives, and what happens when it breaks.

Who this is for

Organisations deploying a new system, migrating from on-premises, or running infrastructure nobody has reviewed since it was installed.

The problem

Infrastructure decisions made in the first week of a project determine what it costs to run for five years and how long you are down when a server fails. They are usually made implicitly. We make them explicitly, with you, and write them down.

What we do

  • Cloud, hybrid and on-premises hosting
  • Migration from existing infrastructure without an extended outage
  • Data centre deployment and management
  • Multi-tenant and single-tenant SaaS architecture
  • API development: documented, versioned interfaces for your systems and your partners’
  • Payment gateway and telecom operator integrations
  • Backup and disaster recovery with an agreed recovery time and recovery point, tested, not assumed

Technology supply and integration

A client buying a system usually needs the hardware underneath it. We supply, install and commission that hardware as part of the same project and the same contract, rather than leaving you to procure it separately and reconcile two vendors when something does not work.

  • Servers, storage and inference hardware
  • Network and connectivity equipment
  • Smart city devices and systems
  • Solar power systems and backup power
  • Technical infrastructure equipment, supplied, installed and commissioned

How an engagement runs

Architecture review and requirements, environment build, migration or deployment, recovery testing, handover with documentation. Where hardware is supplied, procurement and commissioning run inside the same schedule.

What you get

Running infrastructure, documented architecture, a tested recovery procedure, and runbooks your team can operate from.

Frequently asked questions

Both. Hosting location is a decision we make with you, taking account of data residency requirements and latency.

Yes, where a project requires it: servers, network equipment and power systems.

Recovery time and recovery point objectives are agreed before deployment and tested, not assumed.

Ready to talk about your infrastructure?

One conversation is usually enough to understand what you are running, what needs to change, and what the engagement actually involves.

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