Files live on one person's computer
When that machine dies or that person leaves, the files go with it. We put them in one place everyone reaches and nobody can lose.
You run a program the whole company needs
Accounting, stock, the point of sale, a custom system: it needs a server that stays up and a copy that is checked.
Your server is old and nobody dares touch it
We move what is on it to something current, in the office or in the cloud, without losing a file.
How a server installation goes
- 01The plan
What the business runs on, who works where, and how much it will grow.
- 02The installation
The server or the storage chosen for that, in the office or in the cloud.
- 03The setup
Files moved, access set for the office and for the people outside it, copies arranged.
- 04The handover
The copies tested, and everything documented.
What a server changes for you
- Sized for the business. Nothing oversized, nothing fragile.
- The right people see the right things. Shared folders arranged the way the company works, and nothing else.
- Copies made every day and checked. One broken machine is an inconvenience, not a disaster.
- The cloud where it serves you. And not where it does not. Some things belong in the office.
- Your people reach it from home, from another branch or from another country. The same files and the same systems as in the office, safely, from wherever they work.
- It survives a power cut, a broken disk and a stolen laptop. Copies in more than one place, and a restore that has been tried.
How servers are charged
By project, as part of a fit out or on its own, with the number agreed before work starts.
After the server installation
Kept running under the IT management agreement with everything else, or handed over working. Either way you have the plan and access to everything.