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ProblemUsers report outages before IT notices, because alerts go to a mailbox nobody reads.
SolutionEach system reports its status on a schedule. When one goes quiet or fails a health check, an alert goes to a named owner.
Monitoring and alerting→
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ProblemRequests get lost between email, chat and memory, with no view of what is waiting.
SolutionRequests from email, chat and phone land in one queue. Each becomes a ticket with an owner, a priority and its own history.
Service desk and ITSM→
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ProblemThe infrastructure bill keeps growing, and no one can say which systems cause it.
SolutionWe break spend down by system and owner, find idle and oversized resources and unused licences, rank the cuts with reversible ones first, and set budget alerts.
Cost optimisation→
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ProblemAccess granted temporarily stays in place, and leavers keep their accounts for months.
SolutionWe review who can reach what, including service accounts and keys, move permissions into role-based groups, and run onboarding and offboarding from one identity provider such as Entra ID.
Identity and access management→
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ProblemBackup jobs report success, but no full system has ever been restored from them.
SolutionWe map what must come back first, write step-by-step recovery procedures, and restore each critical system end to end, recording how long each restore takes.
Backup and recovery→
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ProblemThe environment grew in pieces. Changes get put off because no one is sure what they will break.
SolutionWe map networks, routing, DNS, identity and dependencies from the deployed state, mark single points of failure, and plan changes in steps that are each safe to stop at.
Architecture review→