Selected Work

The engineering, not the logos.

Our engagements are delivered under confidentiality, so these are de-identified by design — the sector is generalized and the client is never named. What’s specific is the engineering, the platforms, and the outcome.

Collaboration · VOIP · Multi-Site

Unified communications across a distributed footprint

Problem. A multi-site organization was running aging, fragmented phone systems — different platforms per location, no single way to manage them, and no clean path to remote and hybrid work.

What we did. Much of the estate was running aging Cisco CallManager (CUCM) on-premise. We migrated it off legacy PBX hardware and standardized the organization on Cisco Webex Calling and Meetings as the primary platform — consolidating voice, video, messaging, and conferencing into one experience while preserving existing dial plans and extensions through the cutover. Where Microsoft 365 or Zoom were already entrenched, we integrated Teams and Zoom as secondary platforms instead of forcing a rip-and-replace. Voice landed either privately hosted in our colocation facilities or in the cloud, sized to the client’s compliance and uptime needs.

CUCM

Migrated off legacy PBX

Webex

Primary platform

Hybrid

Work-from-anywhere voice

Private & Cloud Hosting

Hosted voice — your choice of colo or cloud

Problem. A client with strict data-handling requirements couldn’t move everything to public cloud, but didn’t want to keep maintaining on-premise PBX hardware at every site either.

What we did. We deployed a privately hosted voice environment inside our colocation facilities for the regulated workloads, and cloud-hosted the rest across the right OEM platform for each use case. The result is a single dial plan and management surface spanning both — private where it has to be, cloud where it makes sense.

Colo

Private hosted core

Cloud

Where it fits

Unified dial plan

Network Modernization

Right tool at every layer — core to edge

Problem. An organization’s network had grown organically over years: mixed-vendor switches, manual box-by-box configuration, slow multi-site turn-ups, patchy wireless coverage, and an edge security posture that no longer matched the threat landscape.

What we did. We modernized layer by layer, choosing each platform for what it does best. The Cisco enterprise stack rebuilt the foundation — campus core and access switching plus resilient data-center switching where performance, scale, and feature depth are non-negotiable. Cisco Meraki delivered the wireless: cloud-managed access points provisioned for fast, low-touch deployment and dashboard-driven management across every site. And Fortinet secured the perimeter with a next-generation firewall posture — application-aware inspection, IPS, and SSL decryption consolidated into one security fabric at the edge.

Cisco

Core, campus & DC switching

Meraki

Cloud-managed wireless

Fortinet

Next-gen firewall edge

AI-Ready Infrastructure

A data-center fabric that won’t need rebuilding when AI lands

Problem. A client refreshing its data-center network knew GPU-accelerated workloads were coming, but couldn’t justify a full AI fabric yet. The real risk wasn’t today’s traffic — it was designing a network that would have to be torn out and rebuilt the moment a training cluster arrived.

What we did. We engineered the refresh around the way AI traffic actually behaves. Instead of the north-south patterns enterprise networks are built for, GPU clusters generate dense, synchronized east-west traffic where every node talks to every other node at once — and a single slow link stalls the entire job. So we designed for that case up front: a non-blocking leaf-spine topology with headroom rather than oversubscription, lossless transport with the congestion-control mechanics that keep collective operations from collapsing under burst, and a cabling and optics plan with a clear path to higher port speeds. The result meets the client’s current enterprise requirements today, and the day a GPU cluster is racked, the fabric is ready to carry it — no second rebuild.

East-west

Designed for, not bolted on

Non-blocking

Headroom over oversubscription

Lossless

Congestion-controlled transport

Who we work with

From the public sector to the private sector.

The technology is the same discipline; the stakes and constraints change by industry. We’ve delivered across the spectrum.

Government & Law Enforcement

Agencies, municipalities, and law-enforcement organizations with strict compliance, security, and continuity requirements — where private hosting and a defensible security posture matter.

Education

School districts and institutions modernizing networks and collaboration across many sites on tight budgets and even tighter deployment windows — exactly where a rapid, cloud-managed wireless model earns its keep.

Healthcare & Legal

Regulated environments where uptime, data handling, and auditability are non-negotiable, and where the right mix of private colo and cloud hosting is a requirement, not a preference.

Commercial & Enterprise

Multi-site businesses standardizing collaboration, modernizing networks, and tightening edge security — and increasingly, preparing the network for AI workloads ahead.

Reference engagements available under NDA on qualified opportunities.

Recognize your environment in any of these?

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