Three industries we can prove.
We have run IT for regulated businesses since 2000. Here are the industries where a named client will take a reference call, what we run for them, and how long they have stayed.
Logistics & Freight
Uptime that moves freight.
Refrigerated and general freight runs on tight windows, and an EDI outage costs real miles. We run the private cloud, the nine-site network and the replicated backup for Armellini Express Lines, and have taken them through Windows Server generation upgrades and a full application conversion while the company doubled in size.
- — EDI and 3PL integrations that cannot go down
- — Terminals in three states on one managed WAN
- — A hosting provider that closes its doors
Insurance
Compliance without slowing underwriting.
State regulators, annual audits and the policy-admin systems underwriting depends on, all on single-tenant hardware with a clear chain of custody. Sigma Underwriting Managers called us on a Friday with a failing audit and a license at risk; the re-audit passed a month later, and today hosting, fiber, telephony and the onsite desk arrive on one invoice.
- — Regulatory audit evidence, several times a year
- — PII and sensitive claims-data handling
- — Inherited systems after an acquisition
Community Banks & Financial Services
AI that stays inside the perimeter.
Banks want what everyone else has, copilots, document search and agents, without sending customer data to a third-party model, and with the audit trail an examiner expects. We size the GPU hardware for the real workload, select and test the models, and install and run the cluster in your building. An on-prem AI build for Exchange Bank, a California community bank, is in progress now.
- — Customer data that cannot leave the bank
- — Examiner-ready access controls and audit logs
- — Hardware sizing without a vendor reference design
The same stack fits more than three industries.
Dedicated hosting, private fiber, audit paperwork and a senior engineer on the phone work the same way whoever the regulator is. These are the sectors we are set up for and talk to most often.
- Nonprofits
- Donor and grant data under enterprise controls, at a price that respects the mission.
- Civil construction
- Jobsite, plan room and accounting talking to each other across contractor laptops and spotty cell service.
- Medical and professional practices
- EHR-ready hosting, the insurer questionnaire done for you, and a Windows Server 2016 deadline in January 2027.
- Online education and creators
- Live and on-demand video pipelines, payments and LMS integrations, predictable bandwidth cost.
- Wineries, growers and producers
- Twenty years of production and compliance data moved as-is, backed up properly, searchable with private AI.
Two markets, both service lines in each.
South Florida
Engineers in Broward County, hardware in a SOC 2 Type II Fort Lauderdale data center, fiber to offices across Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach.
North Bay, California
Consulting, on-prem AI and Phoenix Studio run from Rohnert Park, in person across Sonoma, Marin and Napa.
Which framework is keeping you up tonight?
Tell us the regulator, the deadline, and the stack. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right partner — often on the same call.
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