Virtual Machines implementation

Equipment maintenance

Multifunction Printer Devices

PCs, Workstations, Laptops and peripherals

Hardware support contains both proactive and reactive maintenance procedures involving all physical IT components that mutually make up an individual workstation or IT network infrastructure.

There are many types of hardware support that may be covered by a complete package of Software and Hardware IT Support and some of them may be:

1. Motherboard & Power Supply
2. Hard Drive (HHD) & Solid-State Drive (SSD)
3. Random Access Memory (RAM)
4. Graphics/Sound Card
5. Central Processing Unit (CPU)
6. Monitor/Keyboard/Mouse/Speakers
7. Cabling may also feature as a measured type of hardware support related to the needs of the client. We are here to provide the most effective cabling layout relative to the size and possible expansion of the network.

Routers, Switches, APs, Controllers, Structure Wiring, Firewall, Firmware Upgrade

To suitably maintain your physical devices, organizations must first have an exact knowledge of what and where those devices are. Other device maintenance activities in a regular maintenance plan include:

1. Planned device updates and efficient configurations.
2. Comprehensive network map which includes a complete depiction of routers, switches, servers and other physical devices.
3. Interface monitoring and alerts.

Microsoft 365: We provide Setup, Management, Migration, User Training, remote or onsite support on every 365 application, which users can install across multiple computers and devices.

Our experts will resolve your Office 365 Support enquiries with immediacy and efficiency. Our Managed Office 365 Support clients benefit from our expert guidance and strategic roadmap plans. Designed to adopt Office 365 services and get the most out of your business. 

Microsoft Azure Cloud technology has significantly changed the way organizations operate.

Offering new ways to conduct business, interact with customers, and manage your internal IT systems and employees.

What is Azure AD?

Azure Active Directory is Microsoft’s multi-tenant, cloud-based identity and access management service. It’s the digital infrastructure that allows your employees to sign in and access external resources held in Office 365 and an ever-growing list of other SaaS applications, as well as those held on a corporate network or intranet. Azure AD’s strength lies in the flexibility afforded to it by being entirely cloud-based. This means that it can either act as an organization’s only directory, or it can sync with an on-premises directory via Azure AD Connect. Either way, it enables both on-premises and cloud-based users to access the same apps and resources, simultaneously benefitting from features such as single sign-on (SSO), multi-factor authentication (MFA), conditional access and more.

What are the benefits of using Azure AD?

1. One place for identity and access management
2. One identity for all applications
3. Security
4. Ease of use
5. Collaboration