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Yes, that is actually the norm. I familiarize myself with grown structures, document them and improve step by step instead of selling everything new.

With proven tools that suit small and medium businesses, no exotics and no unnecessary dependencies. Unifi and Aruba for networks, pfSense and OPNsense as firewalls. Servers from Supermicro and Lenovo, virtualized with Proxmox or Hyper-V. Windows and Linux as operating systems, Mailcow for in-house email and Nextcloud for files. Automation runs on Ansible, Terraform and n8n.

Yes. I advise you on which PCs, laptops, monitors or printers fit your tasks and set them up completely. For demanding work such as CAD I put together suitable workstations. That way every workstation is ready from day one.

We decide that together. I prefer local solutions, because you keep control over your data. Where the cloud brings real benefits, such as an extra backup copy or an application that has to be reachable everywhere, I use Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services or a European provider.

Because dependency is a risk. US providers can change prices and terms at any time, and US authorities may under certain circumstances access data in European data centers under the CLOUD Act. I have experience with Microsoft 365, Azure and AWS and use them where they fit. At the same time I evaluate alternatives from Germany and the EU, such as Hetzner for servers and hosting or Nextcloud for files. That way you become more independent step by step and keep control over your data.

By keeping sensitive data inside your business in the first place. I set up AI chats so that names, customer numbers or bank details are redacted automatically before every request, and choose providers with servers in the EU or models that run locally with you. Add clear rules on who may use which data. That way your team benefits from AI without confidential information ending up with third-party services.

More than most people think: new employees including account, mailbox and laptop, regular updates, reports or the data exchange between shop, ERP and accounting. I use tools like Ansible, Terraform, n8n and Apache Airflow for this. If you develop your own software, I set up CI/CD pipelines that test and deliver automatically.

Through monitoring. Servers, network, backups and storage are monitored continuously, and I get an alert right away when something looks off. That way I solve many problems, such as a full disk or a failed backup, before they disrupt your business. In the maintenance contract, monitoring is included from the Basic tier.

Current updates, clean firewall rules, separated networks, secure sign-in with a second factor and tested backups. Plus hardening of Active Directory and Entra ID: tidied-up permissions, secured admin accounts and settings that close typical attack paths. Most real-world attacks fail at these basics.

Yes, and in a way that they actually work in an emergency. That includes a backup outside the server, a copy off site and regular tests that the data can be restored. A backup that has never been restored is not a backup.

Both are possible. Many clients start with a project, such as a new network, and then have the environment looked after under a maintenance contract. The Lite, Basic and Premium tiers differ mainly in what is included and how fast I respond.

Both, depending on what the job requires. Many things can be solved faster remotely. For cabling, new hardware or an assessment I come by in the Grafschaft Bentheim and Emsland, of course.