virtualisation

IT Project & Systems Integration for a National Maintenance Company

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A national boiler‑maintenance company in France had acquired 40+ independent firms. The country CEO (non‑technical) needed control over fast‑growing servers, networks, providers and services—serving ~300 concurrent users out of 1,200 employees, including field technicians. I was hired to take end‑to‑end responsibility for IT coordination and integration, excluding budget ownership and group reporting. I coordinated vendors, unified systems, migrated data, maintained operations, recruited a Level‑1 technician and supervised his monitoring project. Outcome: a unified, governable IT landscape, smooth migrations with operational continuity, and a platform ready for the parent group’s later datacentre move.

Delegated IT Services for SMEs & Professional Offices

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Many SMEs (solicitors, real‑estate, creative studios, factories) need ongoing IT oversight yet do not justify a full‑time internal role. A delegated IT cadence delivers quiet reliability: routine monitoring (backups, logs, core health), minor ticket handling, and pragmatic advisory for projects (office moves, upgrades, new software). The result: fewer disruptions, peace of mind for management, and access to senior competence without permanent staffing.

Delegated IT for a Regional Occupational Health Group

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Following the audit, the organisation chose delegated IT instead of hiring full‑time. With two on‑site visits per month, I handled user support, migration follow‑ups, backup verification, ticket triage and decision support for leadership (new site visits, supplier interviews, concise cost/benefit notes). Result: predictable operations, fewer complaints and confident decisions — coverage matched to workload, no unnecessary headcount.

Delegated IT for a Design & Marketing Firm

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A France‑based design and marketing studio with several departments needed ongoing IT stability without a full‑time hire. As an external IT manager (delegated IT), I visited monthly to verify server health (including backups), check workstations and network stability, maintain file servers for large creative assets, keep software/licensing/antivirus current, resolve tickets, support users, and plan equipment moves to avoid disruption. The result: a quiet, reliable environment with very few support tickets and minimal downtime—achieved through routine, structured care.