Enterprise networks demand more than a working connection - they require redundant, segmented, and documented infrastructure that holds up through staff changes, acquisitions, and hardware end-of-life cycles. Most organizations can't justify staffing every specialty in-house. We cover the gaps: campus fabric design, multi-branch connectivity, migrations, and the architecture work that keeps the network from surprising you.
All three engagement models are available - fully managed NaaS, co-managed alongside your internal team, or a defined project engagement. The parent Network Engineering page covers the tradeoffs between them.
Enterprise IT teams typically have staff but not enough depth for everything. Co-managed is often the right fit - but we adapt to what actually works for your organization.
Your team runs the network day-to-day; we handle the hard parts - architecture review, major change windows, fabric upgrades, software version management, vendor escalation, and on-call backup. Good fit for teams with one or two network engineers who can't staff every spike.
We design, deploy, monitor, and operate the network on a subscription basis. Hardware, software, and engineering effort roll into one monthly fee. Capacity, refreshes, and EOL replacements are part of the contract - no unbudgeted capex surprises.
One-time engagements: campus core migrations, Cisco-to-Juniper conversions, M&A network integrations, architecture reviews, IPv6 readiness audits. Scoped, priced, executed, handed off cleanly.
The kind of work that shows up in our scopes for enterprise customers, regardless of engagement model.
EVPN-VXLAN core and distribution, multi-tier access switching, proper redundancy design. Documentation built to be useful at 2 AM, not just at a vendor review.
SD-WAN, site-to-site VPNs, consistent SSID policies, and centralized authentication across locations. Coherent from headquarters to the smallest satellite office.
Proper RF planning, AP placement driven by coverage maps rather than aesthetics, Juniper Mist for AI-driven management and troubleshooting. Not auto-channel-and-pray.
When two networks need to become one - addressing, routing, authentication, and the edge cases that don't show up until cutover. We plan it, script it, and run the window.
Cisco-to-Juniper migrations, aging campus core replacements, and legacy gear consolidation. Scripted cutovers with rollback plans we've actually tested.
Documentation audits, redundancy and failure-domain analysis, route policy review, and frank conversations about what needs to change before it becomes an incident.
Firewall policy management, network segmentation design, 802.1X and RADIUS-based authentication, and the configuration discipline that makes compliance audits manageable.
Management network as a service with Juniper SRX and OpenGear console servers - secure access to your gear when the production network is the problem.
We track hardware age, software versions, and EOL dates so you don't discover a device is unsupported when it needs a critical patch.
We design vendor-agnostic - picking the right device for each role based on protocols, features, and what the network actually needs to do. Certain vendors show up often because they earn it, not because they're a default.
Our primary campus and switching partner. Mist for AP and switch management, EX/QFX for access and distribution switching, SRX for security and SD-WAN. The Mist cloud handles day-to-day ops; we use it as a tool, not a feature list.
For customers already invested in Cisco or Arista infrastructure, or for roles where they're the right fit. We're not a single-vendor shop - we pick what the design calls for and we know how to run mixed environments.
Kentik for traffic visibility, Ansible for configuration management, OpenGear for out-of-band access. We bring the tooling; you don't need to license, host, or staff it.