Industries
IT that fits how your sector works
A law firm, a dental clinic and a distribution warehouse all need secure email and working laptops — and almost nothing else about their technology is the same. These pages cover what each sector runs, what puts pressure on it and what we do about it.
Accounting firms
Tax-season uptime, secure client file exchange and Microsoft 365 set up for a practice that handles other people's money.
IT for accounting firmsLaw firms
Confidential client files, trust and accounting records you can produce on demand, and a calendar that cannot lose a date.
IT for law firmsClinics
Uptime while patients are in the building, patient records protected under BC's privacy law, and operatory and reception devices that stay working.
IT for medical and dental clinicsConstruction & trades
Job-site connectivity, field devices that survive real work, and protection for the progress draws and supplier payments that fraud is aimed at.
IT for construction and trades businessesManufacturing
Uptime through production hours, Wi-Fi that holds up across racking and steel, and segmentation for machines that can't be patched.
IT for manufacturers and distributorsProperty management
Owner portals, document libraries and trust accounting kept secure, for offices managing strata corporations and rental buildings.
IT for property management companiesNon-profits
Right-sized licensing, protected donor data and systems that hold together through staff and volunteer turnover.
IT for non-profits and charities
Not listed? The work is much the same for most office-based businesses — tell us what you run and we’ll tell you plainly whether we’re a good fit. See all services.
Services
The same services, applied differently
Every sector gets the same underlying work — support, security, cloud, networks, AI and websites — scoped to what it actually depends on.
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We ask about your people, systems and goals, and flag anything urgent we notice along the way.
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Clear scope, a plain-English plan and pricing laid out line by line. Nothing starts until you approve it.