Every layer of your stack. Covered.

Start with one. Add the rest when it makes sense.

Very few organisations arrive needing all of them at once. Most start with whatever is hurting, a help desk that has stopped responding, a server approaching end of life, or a security review that has to be done before someone asks for it. We scope that piece properly and deliver it, and the rest stays there for when you want it.

What changes as more layers come across is how much we already know. The team managing your endpoints is the team that designed your network and holds the as-built documentation from your last upgrade. Nothing gets handed between suppliers, and nobody has to be told your environment twice.

Every engagement starts the same way, with a look at what you already have. Sometimes that leads to a proposal. Sometimes it leads to us telling you the equipment you own has another two or three years in it, which is a shorter conversation and a more useful one.

Schools are the one sector where we run a separate playbook, because term dates, holiday windows and capital cycles change how the work has to be planned. There is more detail on our IT services for schools page.

Cloud work sits across several of these disciplines rather than inside one, so where the platform is Amazon Web Services we keep the detail in one place. Assessment, migration, backup, governance and cost are set out on our AWS cloud services page.

For school IT teams who want renewals, compliance evidence and monitoring in one place rather than across a dozen tools, Altitudo Guardian is the platform we built for exactly that, and a demo on your own environment is the quickest way to see it. Two newer managed services run on our own platform for businesses and schools alike: Cloud RADIUS for passwordless Wi-Fi, and network and infrastructure monitoring across every site.