When your systems run on-premises, we supply and install the hardware: a storage server for your data, a few office computers to run your apps, and a way for us to fix things without a visit.
Most businesses keep their files and apps in the cloud, which really means someone else's computers in a data centre. On-premises means they run on computers in your own building instead.
The big win is that your office keeps working when the internet doesn't. If the NBN drops out, your team can still open files and message each other, because none of it has to leave the building. Large files open much faster too, and apart from an encrypted backup kept off-site, your data stays with you. It also brings your monthly price down.
It runs in your office and we look after it.
Where your files, photos and backups live. Built around an AMD Ryzen 5 or 7 processor with error-correcting (ECC) memory, which catches and fixes memory errors before they can damage your data.
Your apps run on a few small, ordinary office computers. They share the work between them, so if one fails, its apps move to the others and your team keeps working.
A small KVM unit plugs into the storage server and gives us its screen, keyboard and power button over the internet. We can fix it, even when it won’t start, without coming out.
ECC memory and mirrored drives go in the one machine that holds your data. The rest is everyday kit.
Every machine is built from the same recipe. If one fails, we send an identical replacement and you plug it in.
Between monitoring and the KVM unit, most problems are sorted before anyone needs to visit.
Book a 20-minute call. We'll look at what you have and tell you whether it makes sense.
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