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Industries

Sectors where the estate is the business.

The common thread is not an industry code. It is infrastructure that spans more than one country, availability that is expensive to lose, and a compliance position somebody has to defend.

  1. Thread 01 Crosses borders
  2. Thread 02 Downtime is expensive
  3. Thread 03 Compliance is defended
Delivered in

Sectors we have worked in.

Evidenced by the client engagements in our portfolio.

  • Delivered

    Telecommunications

    Multi-country network estates where availability is the product and change windows are unforgiving.

  • Delivered

    Technology services

    Technology companies and systems integrators operating across multiple regional offices.

Capability fit

Sectors the practice is built for.

Listed as a capability match rather than a claim of prior work — we would rather be straight about the difference.

  • 01

    Financial services

    Regulated environments where the security architecture has to satisfy an auditor as well as an engineer.

  • 02

    Hospitality

    Distributed property estates with guest-facing networks segmented from corporate systems.

  • 03

    Public sector

    Organisations with formal compliance obligations and long infrastructure lifecycles.

  • 04

    Professional services

    Knowledge businesses where cloud collaboration and endpoint security carry the risk.

The constraint

What those three threads look like in practice.

They are the reason an estate in one sector behaves like an estate in another — and why the industry code matters less than the constraint.

  • 01

    Infrastructure that crosses borders

    More than one country means more than one regulatory position, more than one carrier, and a design that has to hold together across all of them rather than per site.

  • 02

    Downtime that is expensive to absorb

    Where availability is the product, change windows are unforgiving and the cost of an outage is measured in revenue rather than inconvenience.

  • 03

    A compliance position somebody defends

    Somebody in the organisation has to answer for the control set in front of an auditor, an insurer or a parent company — so the architecture has to be defensible, not just working.

What we bring

The same five lines, whatever the sector.

  • 01

    Consulting & Infrastructure

    Design and build the infrastructure the business actually needs, across branch, HQ, data centre and cloud.

  • 02

    Cyber Security

    Architecture reviews, audits, penetration testing and security governance aligned to ISO 27001 and NIST.

  • 03

    Cloud Transformation

    Cloud strategy, architecture, migration, application modernization and platform engineering on Azure and AWS.

  • 04

    Managed Services

    Managed network and infrastructure support, managed detection and response, and ongoing compliance management.

  • 05

    IT Support

    Helpdesk, remote support, Microsoft 365, endpoint and user management for teams without a full internal IT function.

Questions

Before you get in touch.

Do you only work with companies in the sectors you've already delivered in?

No. Financial services, hospitality, public sector and professional services are listed as a capability match rather than a claim of prior work — we'd rather be straight about that difference.

What's the common thread across the industries you serve?

Infrastructure that spans more than one country, availability that is expensive to lose, and a compliance position somebody has to defend — not a specific industry code.

Which sectors have you actually delivered in?

Telecommunications and technology services, evidenced by the client engagements in the case studies portfolio.

What if my industry isn't listed here?

The infrastructure problems tend to rhyme more than the industries do. Tell us the constraint and we will tell you whether we have solved it before.