Enterprise Networking & IT Architecture
CCIE-certified network design and enterprise architecture for mission-critical facilities — spanning core network and datacenter architecture, next-generation firewall and disaster-recovery design, systems integration and building automation, and technology strategy for public-safety and critical infrastructure.
- CCIE Lifetime Emeritus
- Public safety & critical facilities
Our approach
Every network is designed as part of a larger enterprise architecture — not just cabling and switches, but the security, redundancy, and business processes that keep critical facilities running. Our approach draws on decades of hands-on engineering across government, public-safety, and commercial environments.
Core services
CCIE-certified network architecture, security, and systems integration for enterprise and government facilities. Capabilities include:
- Enterprise Network Architecture & Design
- Network Security & Disaster Recovery Architecture
- Systems Integration & Building Automation
- Public Safety & Critical Facility Infrastructure
- IT Consulting & Enterprise Architecture Strategy
Notable project experience
Engagements are described by sector, scale and outcome. Client-identifying detail is withheld throughout.
Enterprise Network Modernization
Core and datacenter network redesign for a large public-sector enterprise, upgrading backbone connectivity and redundancy across dozens of facilities.
Security & Disaster Recovery Architecture
Next-generation firewall design and disaster-recovery planning for a metropolitan-scale enterprise network.
Public Safety Communications Infrastructure
Primary and backup 911/CAD facility design, including power, cooling, network, and security systems for continuity of critical operations.
Critical Facility Systems Integration
Building automation and technology integration (security, HVAC, VOIP, AV) for specialized government facilities.
Multi-Site Infrastructure Surveys
UAV-based site survey and connectivity design across dozens of water treatment facilities along river systems in two states.
Designing something that cannot go down?
Tell us what the facility has to keep doing, and we will work back from that.