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Case studies
Case studies
A client
The Internet Still Goes Down. Nobody Notices.
A flaky circuit under a cloud point of sale → automatic LTE failover, and over a year of outages nobody has noticed.
LTE Failover for an Auto Repair Shop Whose Register Lives in the Cloud
Read the case studyAn education client
Every Building Had Its Own Phone System
A separate PBX and copper in every building → one cloud system, transfers that work, and roughly half the bill.
One Cloud VoIP System for a Multi-Building School, at Roughly Half the Old Bill
Read the case studyA finance and insurance client
A Year of Tickets, Solved in the First Meeting
A year-old email problem and a rotating support queue → solved at the first meeting, switched in a day, four years and counting.
A Financial Advisory Practice Switches Providers, and the Email Problem Goes with the Old Arrangement
Read the case studyA nonprofit client
Twenty Years, One Church
A computer built by hand in 2007 → cloud records, nonprofit Microsoft 365, and a relationship still running twenty years on.
Two Decades of Right-Sized IT for a Congregation, from a Hand-Built Computer to the Cloud
Read the case studyA manufacturing client
The IT Department Was One Man, and He Was Retiring
Thirty years in one head → a modernized, documented environment, and a retirement that broke nothing.
Co-Managed IT as Succession Planning for a Manufacturer
Read the case studyA government client
The Firewall That Was Never Plugged In
A firewall in the rack but not in the wall → configured and running, and an insurance answer that is finally true.
What an Onboarding Inventory Found Behind a Local Government's Cyber Insurance Answers
Read the case studyA manufacturing client
The Backups Were the First Thing Encrypted
Encrypted server, encrypted backups, a paid ransom → running in a weekend, and backups that would answer next time.
Ransomware Recovery for a Manufacturer Whose Backups Died with Its Server
Read the case studyA construction client
CMMC Compliance, Turned into a Project with an End
An open compliance question → all 110 controls assessed and remediation sequenced.
CMMC Level 2 Readiness for a Northeast Ohio Construction Prime Contractor
Read the case studyA construction client
Six Vendors, Multiple Invoices, and Nobody in Charge
Six vendors → one partner, lower monthly spend, and a twelve-month roadmap.
Consolidating Six Vendors into a Single IT Partner
Read the case studyA manufacturing client
One Network, Two Buildings
Two circuits and two networks → one of each, across 400 feet.
How a 400-Foot Point-to-Point Wireless Link Reduced Cost, Downtime, and Complexity
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