Managed IT, business internet, hosted VoIP, and SD-WAN for Ohio distribution centers, 3PL providers, and logistics companies. Multi-location networking, owner-led since 2003.
Columbus and central Ohio, the Cleveland metro corridor, Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, the Toledo and Maumee corridor, and statewide multi-location networks.
Large-format DCs that need redundant connectivity and Wi-Fi coverage for scanners and tablets.
Hub-and-spoke operations with depot connectivity, GPS, and dispatch radio systems.
Refrigerated DCs with temperature monitoring, compliance tracking, and ERP integration.
High-velocity pick-pack-ship operations that cannot afford WMS downtime.
Dispatch offices, fleet ELD systems, and driver communications.
3PL operations running WMS, EDI, and customer portal requirements across several accounts.
We compare every carrier serving your buildings - fiber, fixed wireless, DIA, cable - and pick the right mix. Same prices as going direct, with our advocacy when something breaks.
Cloud voice on desk phones, computers, and cell phones. Survives outages, scales with growth, costs less than what you have.
Endpoint protection, patch management, MFA, backup, dark-web monitoring, and a 24/7 SOC - delivered by the partner we select and hold to the SLA.
Private-network performance across buildings with automatic failover and central management, across all major SD-WAN vendors.
Dense Wi-Fi engineered for high-rack warehouses so handhelds, RF guns, and label printers stay connected aisle to aisle.
Copper is being sunset. We migrate fax, alarm, elevator, and entry lines to modern alternatives before service goes dark.
The problems we find in the first audit, almost every time.
We pull your current bills and IT stack, then map what you have against what you should have.
Carrier-neutral comparison of every option in your market. We tell you which one, and why.
We project-manage the install end to end. You sign one form. We handle every carrier and vendor.
Four warehouses, four carriers, four support numbers. Now it is one network with failover, and the internet bill went down.
That is usually coverage, not bandwidth, and adding capacity will not fix it. We will scope the survey and tell you which it is before anyone quotes you hardware.