H+A

IT INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT

Keeping Businesses Protected

Since H+A began in 2017, we’ve provided our services to a variety of businesses. On every project we undertake, our most important objective is to relate with clients and understand their core necessities and goals. Below are some examples of the areas of expertise - take a look, and get in touch to learn more.

BUSINESS CONTINUITY & RESILIENCY

Catastrophe Planning

Often times our clients have everything they need to succeed, however, an unforeseen disruption to their business can have devastating results. Fire, flooding, theft of IT equipment or any manner of disasters can easily incapacitate a company. A business continuity and resiliency plan mitigates the risk of a calamitous event and it's the process of creating systems of prevention and recovery to deal with potential threats to a company. A Business Impact Analysis (BIA) differentiates critical (urgent) and non-critical (non-urgent) business activities. We help clients identify key elements of their business and put in place alternate methods of running their companies, until such time as the damaged infrastructure is remediated.

​

                      Failing to plan, is planning to fail...

CYBER SECURITY

Expert Guidance

We approach these projects carefully, as we need to understand the complexity of the ICT architecture before undertaking any investigative actions. We study our client’s business and processes to determine a focused and effective remedial solution -  We love working with clients, and look forward to collaborating together to secure their IT infrastructure and protect their companies against rogue actors determined to inflict financial harm. Get in touch to learn more.

ASSET TRACKING AND MANAGEMENT

IT Management

Before a business can expect to start managing Return on Investment in terms of assets – be they either physical, IT, or software – it needs an accurate asset baseline to work from. Without this, one can't be sure if you’re managing all your assets. When asset-based decisions are driven by data that is inaccurate, outdated, or incomplete, there could be  unwanted implications for your business.
It's also critical that asset data be determined, verified – and available in real time – otherwise, this could impact on the validity of the reporting and decision making processes.