Partners and technologies
We name what we operate. We display no logo without a trademark-use agreement, and we do not present a commercial relationship as a partnership when it is not one.
Technologies operated
Infrastructure and virtualisation
- VMware
- Proxmox
- Kubernetes
- Synology
- Veeam
Networks and communications
- Cisco
- MikroTik
- Ubiquiti
- Asterisk
- FreePBX
Security
- pfSense
- OPNsense
- Wazuh
- Suricata
- Keycloak
Monitoring and operations
- Zabbix
- Grafana
- Prometheus
- Graylog
Physical security
- Hikvision
- Dahua
- Milestone
- ZKTeco
Power
- Perkins
- Cummins
- Deep Sea Electronics
- Socomec
- APC
Partnership policy
Three distinct relationships are often conflated under one word. Distribution, which allows equipment to be bought and warranted. Certification, which attests to a competence verified by the vendor. Partnership, which implies a reciprocal commitment and a written agreement.
We use the word "partner" only for the third, and we display neither logo nor certification status until the corresponding agreement is in force and verifiable.
Technology choices
Technologies are selected for a mission for three reasons, in this order: availability of parts and support in the area of operation, the client’s ability to run the solution without us, and cost over five years.
Preference goes to open standards and documented formats wherever they meet the constraint. That preference is not ideological: it determines what leaving will cost.
The Group, other pages
- Organisation and brandsThe group’s structure, its business lines, and the boundary with third-party entities.
- Leadership and governanceThe responsibilities that commit the group, and the person or function that holds them.
- CareersWhat we look for, how we recruit, and why we do not publish detailed vacancies.
Consultations · Pre-qualifications · Partnerships
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Describe your priority, its operating context and the intended outcome. We will route the enquiry to the right person.