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IT that keeps pace with your production lines, loading docks and shifts.
In a plant or warehouse, IT only gets noticed when it stops: an unavailable ERP server halts shipments, dropping WiFi grounds the handheld scanners, and ransomware can shut production down. Sites are often far from head office, staff work in shifts, and production machines share the same network as office PCs.
We treat every site as a link in the chain: a network that separates production from office traffic, secure links between sites, ERP and backups designed for fast recovery, and 24/7 monitoring with on-call engineers. It all starts with a free on-site audit to map what actually keeps your operations running.
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A server or network failure stops lines, docks and shipments. Problems must be caught before users notice and fixed right away.
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PLCs, supervision PCs and admin workstations often share a flat network, so a single infected laptop can reach production.
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Plant, warehouses and head office must share the ERP, files and phones despite Internet links of uneven quality.
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High ceilings, metal racking and moving forklifts: handheld scanners need coverage with no dead zones.
Multi-site group
Ongoing managed IT for a multi-site group, for several years
A long-term relationship built on trust: an estate tracked month after month, critical incidents resolved at the root cause and documented continuous improvement.
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A secure, remotely managed mobile fleet (MDM)
Computers, servers and mobiles managed from a single console, group security requirements met, with no extra software purchase.
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Coverage is not capacity. The classic mistakes of office or school WiFi, and the site survey method we apply before installing a single access point.
Separate the production network from office IT, deploy a firewall and EDR, enforce MFA on remote access and keep an immutable or offline backup. The goal is that an infected PC cannot reach the machines, and that everything can be restored.
With firewalls linked by SD-WAN across sites and, ideally, a backup Internet line at each. The ERP, file shares and IP phones then work everywhere as if on one encrypted network.
Metal racking, high ceilings and constant movement create dead zones and poor handovers between access points. An on-site coverage survey lets us place and tune access points for handheld devices, not just for offices.
For most day-to-day needs, yes: purchasing, multi-warehouse inventory, manufacturing, traceability and invoicing. We first review your actual workflows to pick the right modules and migrate your existing data cleanly.
We audit your sites for free and hand you a clear, practical action plan.
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