Workstations, mobile devices, peripherals, and networking hardware — specified for the work, configured before it ships to the desk, and tracked from purchase through secure disposal.
The Real Problem
Hardware arrives through a dozen channels — a manager’s card, an old vendor, a departing employee’s desk. Without a single asset register, you can’t answer basic questions: how old is that fleet, what’s still under warranty, and which laptop left the building with data still on it.
Purchases scattered across departments mean no standard build, no volume pricing, and no record.
A failure becomes a full-price emergency because nobody was tracking coverage dates.
Old machines leave with data intact. It is a disclosure risk and a compliance finding at once.
Replacing hardware only when it dies guarantees the outage happens at the worst time, unbudgeted.
What’s Included
Windows PCs, Macs, and mobile devices specified for the actual workload, sourced without vendor lock-in.
Devices arrive configured, enrolled, encrypted, and ready — not as a box for someone to figure out.
Printers, check scanners, shredders, and the rest of the equipment daily work quietly depends on.
Routers, switches, mesh points, and access equipment sized for the building and the headcount.
One record of what you own, where it is, who has it, and when its warranty ends.
Retirement with verified data destruction and a certificate you can hand to an auditor.
We’ll inventory what you have, flag what’s out of warranty, and build a refresh plan you can budget for.
