IT Projects Delivered in Delhi NCR & Across India

Manufacturing company · 75 users · Noida

A growing parts maker in Noida had three old servers, a basic unmanaged network and no helpdesk. Every IT problem went to the operations head's WhatsApp. Network drops stopped production for roughly 4–5 hours per week.

• New Dell PowerEdge server running file sharing, printing and ERP as virtual machines
• Managed Cisco/Meraki network for office and shop floor, with automatic backup internet
• FortiGate firewall with a secure VPN link to the new warehouse
• 24/7 helpdesk with ticket tracking and a 20-minute remote response promise (SLA)

• Unplanned IT downtime reduced from ~18 hours/month to under 2 hours/month
• Average ticket resolution time of 38 minutes across 14 months of operation

Multi-specialty clinic · 40 staff · Delhi

A 40-staff clinic in South Delhi lost booked appointments every time the power flickered. Their HIMS (hospital management software) server got corrupted, the WiFi dropped and reception had no backup plan. Patient data sat on one desktop in the manager's room, with no backup.

• Neat, standard Cat6 network cabling in all consulting rooms and reception
• HP ProLiant server in its own small rack, with a 3 kVA online UPS and battery backup
• Sophos endpoint protection on every workstation plus encrypted nightly cloud backups of the HIMS database
• Secure Aruba WiFi with separate networks for staff and patients, plus content filtering

• Zero working days lost to IT or power events in 24 months of operation
• HIMS lookup time at reception cut from ~9 seconds to under 2 seconds per patient

Finance firm · 30 users · Gurugram

A 30-user wealth-management firm in Gurugram failed a client's IT security review. Remote-access (RDP) ports were open, with no MFA (a second login check), no central antivirus and a home router at the edge. They had 60 days to fix it before renewal.

• Full security audit, a report of the gaps and a plan to fix them in order of priority
• FortiGate next-gen firewall that blocks attacks (IPS), blocks risky countries and checks encrypted traffic
• CrowdStrike Falcon endpoint protection across all 30 workstations
• Secure VPN access for remote analysts, and Microsoft 365 MFA switched on for everyone

• Passed the client's re-audit on the first try, clearing 47 out of 49 checks
• Far fewer phishing incidents since the rollout

Private school · 500 students · Greater Noida

A K-12 school in Greater Noida ran its smart classrooms on 15 home routers. Half the classrooms could not stream a video. Teachers used personal Gmail accounts to send circulars to parents. Compliance issues and parent complaints were growing.

• Campus-wide WiFi with 60 Aruba access points covering classrooms, labs, library and the playground
• Central control of the WiFi, with internet speed shared fairly per classroom and content filtering
• Google Workspace for Education for 500 students and 45 staff, with classes already set up
• Three training workshops for teachers on Classroom, Meet and Drive

• Smart-classroom WiFi reliability went from 60% to 99.4% across one academic term
• Parent-teacher email turnaround dropped from 2.5 days to under 6 hours

Retail chain · 8 locations · India

A fashion retail chain with 8 outlets across Delhi, Noida and Gurugram was juggling four local technicians. Billing (POS) systems failed at peak hours, the founder could not view CCTV centrally, and service varied from store to store.

• One AMC (yearly maintenance contract) for all 8 outlets: POS, CCTV, billing PCs, printers and routers
• CCTV recorded to the cloud, viewable by head office on one screen
• Engineer on site within 4 hours for Delhi/Noida outlets and 6 hours for Gurugram outlets
• Monthly report for each store, with plans for when to replace hardware

• Average POS-related downtime per outlet fell from ~6 hours/month to under 45 minutes
• Total IT spend across the chain reduced by approximately 22% in year one

Logistics company · 50 users · Noida

A 50-user logistics firm in Noida ran its dispatch software on three old in-office servers. New hardware would cost lakhs, and any rebuild could break the 24/7 dispatch system that drivers relied on.

• A move plan and a right-sized Azure setup, using discounted reserved pricing
• Moved the dispatch database, file server and user login server (AD) in stages, never during working hours
• Microsoft 365 Business Standard rolled out to all 50 users with shared Teams workspaces
• Phone calls from drivers now ring in Teams at the dispatch desk

• Zero unplanned downtime during the 4-week migration window
• Three-year total cost ~35% lower than buying new in-office servers