Solutions
We help public-sector and enterprise teams modernize switching, wireless, firewalls, and power in a way that fits real-world constraints: budgets, maintenance capacity, and change windows. The goal is not “new for new’s sake” — it’s a network that is easier to support, easier to secure, and easier to explain.
We begin with a practical view of your current network: closets, IDFs/MDFs, branch sites, wireless footprints, and security controls. The aim is to understand what is working, what is brittle, and where risk truly sits.
We use vendors such as Extreme Networks, Fortinet, Lenovo, and others — but the starting point is your outcomes: resiliency, manageability, and security. The OEM mix is chosen to support those outcomes, not the other way around.
Architecture Themes
Instead of treating each layer as a separate project, we bring switching, wireless, firewalls, rugged devices, and UPS/power into a single, understandable plan.
Access and aggregation designs that make it clear what belongs where — and that respect how your team actually operates.
Wi-Fi that is planned for density, coverage, and security at the same time, not as an afterthought.
Edge and branch security that is understandable and maintainable, with Fortinet or other OEMs used where they fit.
On-prem and edge infrastructure that has appropriate power, cooling, and resiliency for its role — not overbuilt, not fragile.
Designs that recognize the realities of field work: vehicles, depots, and intermittent connectivity.
We translate architecture into a multi-year plan that respects fiscal years, school calendars, maintenance windows, and staff capacity.
Bills of materials and scope descriptions are written so they can be used directly in RFQs/RFPs, internal approvals, or direct quotes with us.
For planned modernization, we can start with a workshop or discovery phase and map out where you want to be over 2–5 years.
If you are already dealing with outages or unsupported hardware, we can stabilize the situation first and fold that into a broader modernization plan.
We can start with a single site, pilot, or current problem and grow from there into a roadmap that you can explain to leadership, procurement, and operations.