The core managed IT and security program our professional services practice is built on.
Mission driven IT for nonprofits, churches, private schools, and higher education institutions.
Rugged, mobile IT and security for general contractors, subcontractors, and specialty trade firms.
Professional services firms do not look like software companies, and they do not look like manufacturers. They look like a group of expensive, mobile, highly credentialed people who need their tools to get out of the way. Our professional services practice exists to make that possible. We run the unglamorous layers of your technology program so your partners can keep selling, your associates can keep delivering, and your clients can keep referring.
We treat uptime, response time, and device reliability as billable time defenders. Every recurring review covers the hours your people spent on technology issues and what we are doing to drive that number down. That is a different conversation from a typical IT review, and it is the one that matters to a managing partner.
Professional services work is collaborative, document heavy, and increasingly cross firm. We set up secure file sharing, encrypted client portals, and information barriers where conflicts require them. The default is professional and frictionless, not the security theater that pushes teams toward shadow IT.
When a prospective client sends a hundred question security review before they will sign the engagement letter, we handle it. We maintain documented policies, program artifacts, and evidence that satisfy enterprise procurement. That is often the difference between winning a Fortune 500 account and being disqualified in round one.
Do you work with smaller firms, or only large ones?
We support professional services firms from a handful of consultants up through several hundred billable staff. Smaller firms benefit the most, because they get enterprise grade tooling that a two person internal IT team could never set up on their own.
Can you help us pass a SOC 2 or ISO 27001 audit?
Yes. We run the underlying controls that auditors look for and we document the evidence they expect to see. We do not issue the audit report ourselves, because that has to come from an independent firm, but we deliver the program and the artifacts that make the audit pass cleanly.
Our consultants use Macs. Is that a problem?
Not at all. Our managed endpoint program supports Windows, macOS, and the rare Linux holdout. We are agnostic about hardware and opinionated about controls.