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Hardware
Servers, storage, network, power, workplaces and surveillance. We size configurations for the actual load and budget, then supply, install and maintain them.
- Servers
- Storage
- Network
- UPS
- CCTV
99.9%target site availability
Full-cycle IT integrator
Technology that works as one system
We build software and AI solutions, deploy IT infrastructure and bring hardware from leading manufacturers together into reliable digital systems.
- practices in one team
- 0practices in one team
- monitoring and support
- 0/7monitoring and support
- cycle: from audit to maintenance
- 0%cycle: from audit to maintenance
Practices
Six practices, one engineering loop
Development, AI, infrastructure, security, cloud and support run in one team — solutions are designed together with the platform they will run on.
One digital ecosystem
The data path: from hardware to business outcome
Every layer adds a property to the system. We own all six — so data does not get lost between contractors.
02
Infrastructure
Virtualisation, clustering, backup and monitoring. Capacity becomes manageable: measurable, expandable and portable.
- Virtualisation
- Cluster
- Backup
- Monitoring
3×faster environment provisioning
03
Security
Network segmentation, access control, endpoint protection and event collection. Security is designed in, not added at the end.
- Segmentation
- IAM
- EDR
- Logging
0uncontrolled entry points
04
Software
Enterprise systems, portals, integrations and process automation. Data from hardware and business systems flows into one loop.
- Web
- Mobile
- API
- CRM/ERP
−40%manual steps in the process
05
Artificial intelligence
Assistants, document processing, computer vision, forecasting and knowledge base search. Models run on your data — in the cloud or on premises.
- LLM
- RAG
- CV
- Forecast
5×faster document handling
06
Business outcome
Faster decisions, transparent processes and predictable cost of ownership. The system scales with the company.
- Speed
- Transparency
- Scale
- Savings
−25%cost of ownership over 3 years
Layers activate one by one as you scroll. The figures are typical design targets, not guaranteed results.
Technology
We work with technology from leading manufacturers
We are not tied to a single vendor. Solutions are selected for the task, the lead time and the budget — with an honest comparison of alternatives.
- Dell Technologies
- HPE
- Lenovo
- Supermicro
- Huawei
- NetApp
Manufacturer names and logos belong to their respective owners and are shown to indicate the technology stack.
Why Digital Service Center
One accountability instead of a chain of contractors
We cover both the code and the hardware. That removes the main source of failure — the zone nobody formally owns.
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One team for software and infrastructure
Developers, engineers and security specialists work on the project together instead of handing it over by acceptance report.
- 02
Technology independence
We do not sell a single brand. The stack is chosen against load, deadlines, support and cost of ownership.
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A solution for the task and the budget
We show several scenarios — from minimum viable to target — with the difference in cost and risk.
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Full delivery cycle
Audit, design, development, supply, installation, configuration, training and maintenance under one contract.
- 05
Scalable architecture
Systems are designed with headroom: horizontal scaling, separated layers, documented interfaces.
- 06
Security at every level
Segmentation, access management, encryption and backup are part of the project by default.
- 07
Transparent timelines and stages
The plan is split into measurable stages, each with a deliverable. Status is visible to the client at any point.
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Support after launch
Service Desk, SLA, 24/7 monitoring and planned upgrades — the system stays alive instead of freezing at handover.
Cases
What it looks like in practice
Six typical scenarios: from an AI assistant to a secure corporate network. Same structure every time — task, solution, technology, result.
Cases are shown in demo form: the scenarios are real, client names and exact figures are not disclosed.
How we work
Seven stages with a clear deliverable in each
No stage starts until the previous one is accepted. That keeps timelines predictable and changes manageable.
- 01
Audit
We study processes, current systems and hardware. Constraints, risks and growth points are documented.
1–3 weeks - 02
Concept
We define the target picture and solution options with cost, timeline and expected effect.
1–2 weeks - 03
Design
Architecture, hardware specification, data model, security and integration requirements.
2–5 weeks - 04
Development and supply
Development iterations with demos, in parallel with procurement, assembly and hardware preparation.
from 6 weeks - 05
Deployment
Installation, configuration, data migration, load and acceptance testing, go-live.
2–6 weeks - 06
Training
We train users and administrators and hand over documentation and operating instructions.
1–2 weeks - 07
Support
SLA, monitoring, regular maintenance and system development along an agreed roadmap.
ongoing
- 01
Stage 1
Audit
We study processes, current systems and hardware. Constraints, risks and growth points are documented.
1–3 weeks - 02
Stage 2
Concept
We define the target picture and solution options with cost, timeline and expected effect.
1–2 weeks - 03
Stage 3
Design
Architecture, hardware specification, data model, security and integration requirements.
2–5 weeks - 04
Stage 4
Development and supply
Development iterations with demos, in parallel with procurement, assembly and hardware preparation.
from 6 weeks - 05
Stage 5
Deployment
Installation, configuration, data migration, load and acceptance testing, go-live.
2–6 weeks - 06
Stage 6
Training
We train users and administrators and hand over documentation and operating instructions.
1–2 weeks - 07
Stage 7
Support
SLA, monitoring, regular maintenance and system development along an agreed roadmap.
ongoing
Let's start
Shall we talk about your digital infrastructure?
Tell us about the task — we will prepare a solution architecture, propose suitable technology and define the next steps.
What happens next
- 1A clarification call or meeting — 30 minutes
- 2A solution outline and preliminary estimate
- 3Hardware and stack specification
- 4A stage plan with timelines and cost