Are you paying for IT to fix things, or stop them from breaking?
We are Sydney’s Mac IT Support Specialists, with over 30 years’ experience.
Can your current provider deploy new computers, install software, antivirus, generate reports and check compliance without touching the computer?
Need to beat ransomware? Meet Australian Signals Directorate standards? Or is your network cloudy with a chance of leaking passwords?
Everything is great until it isn’t. We design for resilience and performance with budgets for normal people.
Reported to the Australian Signals Directorate in 2023
Over 1 in 10 cyber security incidents involved ransomware
Cybercrime cost small businesses an average of $46k per report
ServiceMax get paid to prevent disasters. Simple isn’t it?
We’ll take care of all the acronyms for a low monthly fee…
No more worrying about UPS, IDS, IPS, ACL, AES, WebDAV, PNG, WiFi, RADIUS, RAID, JDBC, DKIM, LFO, DHCP, MySQL, LACP, L2TP, and FQDN.
OK, LFO is a music term but you get the PICT, right?
Big or small, we’ve designed and built systems for data centres that have really cool fingerprint readers and man traps- and other stuff we can’t talk about. Cough.
Yes our Mac geniuses really can do it all.
Would you like to know who we’ve worked for in the past?
We provide enterprise class support for small business at cost effective prices.
If you have 10-250 Macs in your business, get in touch now!
We can do this work remotely anywhere in the world, but if you want to see us in person you’ll need to be in Sydney or North Shore suburbs like Chatswood, Northbridge, Willoughby, Lane Cove, St Leonards, Crows Nest, North Sydney, Neutral Bay, Cremorne, Mosman, Seaforth, Manly and surrounds
Tex Whitney Productions
Our screamingly fast network handles all our HD video productions day in and day out
Inset Group (Australia) Pty Ltd
Servicemax have assisted us for over three decades. I recommend them for their technical skills and ability to be on time and on budget
Metropolis Agency
Our workflow has improved since employing Servicemax. They really know Mac networks, and the infrastructure planning has helped us a great deal
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