What we actually do
We look after Microsoft 365 and identity, the laptops people work on all day, the security settings nobody ever sees, and the requests that come in while you're trying to run the business. That work is priced per user per month, so it shows up as a budget line rather than a surprise.
We're not an Apple-only shop, and not a Windows-only shop either. Mac, Windows and Linux each get managed with the tool built for them. Alongside the managed work we build software for businesses that have been quoted five figures elsewhere, and we automate the jobs somebody currently does by hand every week.
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How we run an IT department
- Devices enrol themselves
- A machine arrives, the user signs in, and apps, settings and disk encryption land without anyone unboxing it at a desk first.
- One tool per platform
- Jamf for Apple, Intune and Autopilot for Windows, Ansible for Linux. Pushing all three platforms through a single console is how environments end up half managed.
- Licensing matched to the job
- Business Premium where Windows users need it, Business Standard plus Jamf where a Mac fleet does. You're not paying for seats that do nothing.
- Security applied as policy
- Defender, BitLocker, FileVault, conditional access and CIS benchmarks, set as policy so a device can't quietly drift out of compliance.
- Starters and leavers on our checklist
- Accounts, licences, devices and access, created on day one and closed on the last day. Not a note in somebody's inbox.
- Hardware planned a year out
- Refresh planning, lifecycle tracking, a retirement process, and an annual cyber gap review with a roadmap you can act on.