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The full data center and campus stack.

Six practice areas, each staffed with senior engineers who actually deploy this gear weekly. Click into anything below — or skip ahead and tell us what you're trying to do.

Networking

Routing, switching, wireless, and SD-WAN

Multi-vendor design and deployment across the campus, branch, and data center fabric. Built to converge with security and identity, not bolt onto them.

CiscoJuniperAristaHPE ArubaVersaFortinet
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capabilities/networking.md
  • 01Spine-leaf and EVPN-VXLAN data center fabrics
  • 02Wireless surveys, design, and 6E/Wi-Fi 7 upgrades
  • 03SD-WAN architecture and migration from MPLS
  • 04BGP, OSPF, segmentation, and routing simplification
  • 05Multi-site interconnect, including DCI and metro Ethernet
Storage

Primary, secondary, and object storage

Right-sized for your I/O patterns, not the vendor's quarterly target. We model performance against your real workloads before signing anything.

NetAppPure StorageDell PowerStoreHPECohesityRubrik
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capabilities/storage.md
  • 01All-flash and hybrid arrays
  • 02Scale-out NAS for unstructured growth
  • 03On-prem object storage and S3-compatible tiers
  • 04Replication, snapshots, and immutable backup
  • 05Storage networking — FC, FCoE, iSCSI, NVMe-oF
Virtualization

Hypervisors, HCI, and containers

A practical answer to the post-Broadcom VMware question. We replatform without breaking the dependencies you forgot you had.

VMwareNutanixRed HatProxmoxRancher
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capabilities/virtualization.md
  • 01VMware vSphere refresh and licensing optimization
  • 02Migration paths to Nutanix, Proxmox, OpenShift
  • 03Hyperconverged infrastructure design
  • 04Kubernetes on-prem with GitOps delivery
  • 05Workload assessment and replatforming roadmaps
Cloud

Hybrid and multi-cloud architecture

A clear-eyed answer to what stays on-prem, what moves, and why — not a marketing pitch for whatever's on sale this quarter.

AWSAzureGoogle CloudCloudflareEquinix
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capabilities/cloud.md
  • 01Landing zones in AWS, Azure, GCP
  • 02Network extension — Direct Connect, ExpressRoute, Interconnect
  • 03Workload placement and TCO modeling
  • 04Cloud security baselines and identity federation
  • 05Application modernization where it pays back
Security

Zero trust, segmentation, and identity

Engineered as one architecture. Firewall policy, microsegmentation, NAC, and identity stop being separate projects when one team owns the design.

Palo AltoFortinetCisco ISEIllumioOktaCrowdStrike
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capabilities/security.md
  • 01Next-gen firewall and IPS deployment
  • 02Microsegmentation with NSX, Illumio, or native fabric
  • 03Network access control and 802.1X
  • 04Identity and SSO federation
  • 05Vulnerability management for infrastructure
Data Center

Compute, facilities, and operations

Servers, racks, power, and structured cabling — designed to fit the systems that ride on top, with the day-2 operations plan written before day 1.

DellHPECisco UCSSupermicroLenovo
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capabilities/datacenter.md
  • 01Server platforms — rack, blade, and composable
  • 02Rack design, power, cooling, and PDU layout
  • 03Structured cabling — fiber, copper, and pathway design
  • 04OOB management, console access, and serial infrastructure
  • 05Data center moves, consolidations, and decommissions

Start with a conversation, not a quote.

Tell us what you're trying to do. We'll take it from there with a real engineer, not a sales call.