Independent IT equipment purchasing advice. We help select laptops, servers, and infrastructure tailored to needs and budget.
We'll help choose equipment for your needs
Situations where the right equipment choice affects performance and cost.
The company needed to organize monitoring, backups and incident response without building a large internal IT team.
The team had too much manual work between email, CRM and spreadsheets. The priority was one measurable workflow instead of a broad change program.
After a vendor change or company growth, documentation, ownership and first-response procedures were missing.
Independence and experience
We don't earn from what you buy – only from consulting.
We know the IT equipment market inside out.
Justification for every recommendation in writing.
We help you buy equipment for real loads, life cycle and maintenance costs, and not for the most expensive item in the supplier's offer.
We select CPU, RAM, disk, RAID, backup and warranty resources for applications, databases and required recovery time.
We create hardware standards for the following departments: office, sales, design, graphics, programming and specialist positions.
We verify switches, access points, firewalls, VPNs, segmentation and licenses to ensure that the purchase matches the infrastructure.
We compare the purchase price, warranty, energy consumption, licenses, maintenance and vendor lock-in risk.
A list of parameters and minimum requirements that you can send to suppliers.
Assessment of variants with comments on what is oversized, what is missing and where the risk is.
Reasonable selection of equipment with a plan for implementation, warranty and future expansion.
We determine applications, number of users, workloads, budget constraints and expected hardware life cycle.
We check parameters, warranties, licenses, compatibility and real availability.
We deliver a decision that is technically and financially defensible.
We do not base recommendations on sales commission. We can help you choose a supplier, but the purchasing decision remains with the customer.
Yes. This is often the fastest option: we compare the offer with the needs and indicate deficiencies, redundant items and risks.
Yes, if the licenses affect the architecture, costs or maintenance of the environment.