IT Services in Bangalore

A 20-user mailbox and file migration typically runs over two weekends: one to pre-seed the data, one to cut over. Larger estates with servers are scoped after discovery. We give you a date-by-date plan before anything moves.

No. Mail is pre-seeded and kept in sync, and the cutover happens outside working hours. Nothing is deleted from the old system until you have confirmed everything arrived.

It is priced on user count and what is moving — mail only is cheaper than mail plus file servers plus applications. We quote a fixed price after a short discovery call, not an hourly estimate that drifts.

Yes, and it is one of the most common jobs we do. Mail, contacts, calendars and Drive files all move across, and we map the sharing permissions rather than resetting them.

Often, but not automatically. Azure wins on servers that are not busy all day and on avoiding a hardware refresh; a machine that runs flat out around the clock can be cheaper on-premise. We model both before recommending either.

Usually yes. The three things we find on almost every review are oversized virtual machines, unattached disks nobody deleted, and test environments left running at weekends. Reserved instances then take another chunk off.

Either. Some clients want a build handed over with documentation; others want us monitoring, patching and holding the on-call. Both are available.

It is your Azure tenant, in your name, on your billing. We hand over the credentials and the documentation and you keep everything.

Business Basic covers web and mobile apps with mail; Business Standard adds the desktop Office apps; Business Premium adds the device management and security tooling. Most companies with laptops to protect end up on Premium — and we will say so if you do not need it.

Not the way most people assume. Microsoft replicates for availability, not for recovery from deletion or ransomware past the retention window. We set up a proper third-party backup for mail, SharePoint and OneDrive.

Yes, and this is a very common request. We run a configuration review against the security baseline, show you what is exposed, and fix it in an agreed order.

Yes. Onboarding creates the account, licence, group memberships and device policy; offboarding revokes access, preserves the mailbox and releases the licence so you stop paying for it.

Yes. Everything is supplied through the Microsoft partner channel and registered to your own tenant, so it is verifiable in your admin centre and stays yours if you move providers.

Usually. The common findings are licences assigned to people who left, everyone on the same expensive plan when only some need it, and duplicate tools that overlap with something Microsoft 365 already includes.

We keep the purchase and assignment records, so you can show what you own and where it is deployed. That is the whole audit, done in an afternoon rather than a fortnight.

Yes. Seats can be added at any point and are co-termed to your existing renewal date so you do not end up with several renewals scattered across the year.

It is being able to see, configure, update and if necessary wipe every company laptop and phone from one place — instead of walking to each desk or asking people to run updates themselves.

Intune is the natural fit if you already have Microsoft 365, and often you are already paying for it. If you are not on Microsoft, there are equivalents and we will set up whichever suits.

Yes — that is the point of it. Devices check in over the internet, so a laptop that never touches your office still gets policies, patches and support.

You tell us, and we lock or wipe it remotely. Because the disk is encrypted, the data is unreadable even if the machine is never recovered.

Microsoft Defender is genuinely good, but only when it is configured, monitored and someone acts on its alerts. Out of the box on an unmanaged laptop, nobody sees the warning. The monitoring is the service.

The infected machine is isolated from the network automatically, we investigate what ran and how it got in, restore from backup, and close the gap. Fast isolation is what keeps one laptop from becoming the whole office.

Modern agents are light. The bigger cause of slow machines is usually two overlapping security products fighting each other, which is something we clean up regularly.

Management is control — patching, configuration, enrolment. Security is defence — detecting and stopping attacks. They work best together, and most clients take both.

Yes, though a smaller one. It still protects the office network, the devices on it and any on-premise equipment, and it is where site-to-site VPN and content filtering live.

It depends on size, budget and what your team can support. Sophos suits small and mid-size offices well; Fortinet scales further. We size it to your actual bandwidth and user count rather than selling the biggest box.

Yes. We start with a health check — firmware, rule set, licence status, exposed services — give you the findings, then manage it going forward.

Twice a year at minimum. Rules accumulate, and the ones added "just for today" are the ones that stay open for years.

Buy for long-lived roles where the machine will be used hard for four years. Rent for projects, contractors, seasonal teams and anything where you would rather not carry the asset. Plenty of clients do both, and we are happy to say which way round makes sense.

They can. We image them with your build, enrol them into your management, and apply your security policies before delivery, so a new starter just signs in.

Yes. We buy back what has value, and securely wipe and dispose of the rest with a certificate of data destruction.

The business ranges are. Certified refurbished ex-lease Latitudes, EliteBooks and ThinkPads are built to a far higher standard than budget consumer laptops and come with warranty.

Cat6 handles gigabit comfortably and 10-gigabit over short runs. Cat6A is the safer choice for a fit-out you expect to keep for a decade, or for runs feeding Wi-Fi 6E and 7 access points. The cable is a small part of the cost; the labour to redo it is not.

Yes. Every run is tested with a certifying tester and you get the results per port, along with a labelled port map. Without that you are trusting that it works rather than knowing.

Yes, and it is one of the most cost-effective things you can do. Re-terminating and dressing a rack properly turns intermittent faults nobody could trace into a network you can diagnose in minutes.

A 30-point office is typically two to three days including testing and labelling. We work around your hours where the space is occupied.

A leased line gives you symmetric bandwidth, a hard SLA and a fix-time commitment; broadband is cheaper and faster to install but contended and best-effort. Many offices run a leased line with broadband as automatic failover — the best of both.

If failover is in place, traffic moves to the backup link automatically and most people never notice. Meanwhile we log the fault with the provider and chase it, so nobody on your team sits in a support queue.

Yes. We can be added as an authorised contact on your account and handle faults, upgrades and renewals on your behalf without you switching provider.

Typically four to eight weeks depending on whether the building already has fibre. We arrange broadband in the meantime so you are not waiting to move in.