IT consulting
IT decisions made with people who have built it
Independent advice and project oversight for networks, security, backup, servers, cloud and NIS2, plus support for public IT procurement and EU-funded projects.
Sometimes you do not need someone to take over all your IT, but someone to tell you honestly what is worth doing, what it should cost and whether the offer on your desk is any good. We work with networks, servers, backup and security every day, so our advice comes from practice. We help companies plan their IT projects, and public institutions buy the right IT equipment and services, from needs analysis to acceptance.
What you get
- Advice on every service on this site: network and Wi-Fi, backup, cameras, security, servers, cloud, email
- NIS2 readiness and security plans
- Review of offers from other providers and of costs
- Planning and coordinating IT projects, with checks on the work done
- Public IT procurement: needs analysis, technical specifications (caiet de sarcini), value estimate, technical support in evaluating offers and at acceptance
- The IT part of EU-funded or PNRR projects: planning, technical specifications, implementation follow-up
Who it is for
- Companies preparing an IT project who want a second opinion before signing
- Town halls, schools, hospitals and other public institutions buying IT equipment or services
- Recipients of EU or PNRR funding whose project has an IT component
Frequently asked questions
What does consulting for public IT procurement involve?
We help you define what you need, write the technical specifications for the tender documents (caiet de sarcini), estimate the value from market prices, give technical support when offers are evaluated, and check at acceptance that you received what you bought.
Do you then bid in the tender you helped prepare?
No. If we worked on a procurement's documentation, we do not submit an offer in that procedure, so there is no conflict of interest.
Can you help with a PNRR or EU-funded project?
Yes, with the IT part: we plan which equipment and services are needed, write the technical specifications and follow the implementation, so the result still works after the project closes.
How do you charge: by the hour or by project?
Both. Time spent for a one-off question or an offer review; for a project, a price agreed up front for each stage.
Tell us what's getting in the way.
You talk directly to a technician, in Romanian, Hungarian or English.