Every industry has a different "if this breaks, we're stuck" moment. Here's how our plans adapt to eight of them.
POS uptime and payment connectivity are non-negotiable — a crashed till during lunch service costs more than a month of support fees. We prioritise point-of-sale, card terminal, and store wifi issues above standard tickets.
Law firms, accounting practices, and agencies run on client confidentiality and document access. We focus on permissions hygiene, email security, and reliable remote access for staff working across client sites.
Patient records and appointment systems need to be available the moment a clinic opens. We build in redundant connectivity and fast-response SLAs for anything that affects patient-facing systems.
Barcode scanners, warehouse management systems, and handheld devices all depend on warehouse-floor wifi that's easy to overlook until it fails. Site surveys and ruggedised device support are a regular part of this work.
Shared labs, classroom devices, and exam-period network load create predictable spikes in demand. We plan capacity around term schedules rather than treating every month the same.
Production-floor systems often run on older, specialised hardware that can't simply be replaced. We work around legacy equipment rather than insisting on a rip-and-replace approach.
Access control, CCTV, and building management systems increasingly run on the same network as office IT. We treat these as part of the same support scope, not a separate vendor's problem.
Audit trails, access logs, and data handling policy come up constantly in this sector. Our governance documentation and PDPA audit service are built with exactly this kind of scrutiny in mind.
The plan structure is the same regardless of sector — tell us about your setup and we'll scope it.