Networks, servers, cloud, security, software, and everyday IT support, from one team in Houston.
Technologies we work in
Technology decisions should hold up in production.
We build and run servers, networks, and cloud infrastructure, on-prem or in any cloud.
Identity runs on Active Directory, Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, or Google Workspace.
Pipelines on GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Azure DevOps deploy to Kubernetes on EKS, AKS, or on-prem hardware.
Legacy applications are modernized in stages, with .NET, Python, or TypeScript services taking over while the old system stays live.
AI systems answer from your own documents, using models from OpenAI or Anthropic, or open models you host yourself.
A managed services agreement covers help desk, device management, and patching for teams on Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace.
Before a platform ships, it has a defined path to production, a named owner, alerting that has been tested, and a documented rollback procedure.
Infrastructure & cloud
A 60-person engineering firm runs its file server and project software on an eight-year-old server in a closet. Their drawing files are too large to work from cloud storage, and no one has ever tested a restore.
What you end up with
They keep the on-prem setup their team works best with, on current hardware, with restores tested every quarter and a written runbook.
Software engineering & modernization
A distributor's order system is a .NET Framework application that two people understand, and it can't be paused for a rewrite.
What you end up with
Orders keep flowing the whole time. Each piece ships on its own, and the code is documented for whoever maintains it next.
Small business, Growth package
An 18-person Houston HVAC company runs on a dated website, personal Gmail accounts, and a spreadsheet of service calls.
What you end up with
Leads stop getting lost, the business owns its accounts, and there's one team to call.
In a large environment, a change to identity, networking, or a shared platform touches systems owned by other teams.
Public-sector engagements are designed around the evidence an assessment will require.
Growing organizations reach a point where infrastructure practices built for a smaller team no longer hold.
A small business needs one team that answers for the website, the email and laptops, and the office network.
Small-business packages