What we look after
We manage IT infrastructure and communications for businesses across Leicester and the Midlands. Since 2001, we've learned what works — and what doesn't.
Networks
The foundation everything else runs on. We design, install, and maintain wired and wireless networks for single sites and multi-location businesses.
Structured cabling and patching. Managed switches and VLANs. Wireless access points with proper coverage surveys. Site-to-site VPNs. Firewall configuration and ongoing management.
Most problems we see come from networks set up years ago and never revisited. We document what's there, fix what's broken, and keep it running.
Resilient Connectivity
Internet access that stays up. We specify, provision, and monitor broadband, leased lines, and failover connections.
FTTP, SOGEA, leased lines, 4G/5G backup, SD-WAN where it makes sense. We work with multiple carriers and handle fault management directly — so you don't chase providers when something breaks.
Unified Communications
Phone systems, video conferencing, and messaging that work together. Microsoft Teams calling, SIP trunks, hosted or on-premise PBX — whatever suits your organisation.
We handle number porting, handset provisioning, call recording where required, and ongoing support. The goal is reliable voice and video without the complexity.
Mobility
Business mobiles, managed properly. We supply, configure, and support phones and tablets for your workforce.
MDM enrolment through Intune or similar. Security policies enforced. SIM contracts with pooled data. Device lifecycle from provisioning to remote wipe.
Security
Protecting systems, data, and users from threats. We implement the practical controls that reduce risk without paralysing the business.
Endpoint detection and response. Email filtering and anti-phishing. MFA and conditional access. Patch management. Backup with tested recovery.
For organisations that need it, we support Cyber Essentials certification and advise on compliance. We're not a consultancy — but we know how to defend an SME properly.
Digital Transformation
Moving from legacy systems to modern platforms. Usually Microsoft 365, Azure, or both.
We're cautious about this term. For us it means practical improvements: replacing a file server with SharePoint, moving email to Exchange Online, consolidating disconnected tools into something coherent.
Not a rebrand of what you already have. Real change that sticks.