Industries

Every sector has its own requirements

The technology looks similar everywhere; the requirements around it do not. A manufacturer cannot afford a minute of downtime, a shop cannot have its till go down, and a law firm must be able to demonstrate that case files are secure.

In short
  • Eight sectors in which we have built up experience, in the Netherlands and Belgium.
  • Every sector shares the same foundation: managed workplaces, a reliable network and demonstrable security.
  • The differences lie in continuity requirements, compliance and the way people work.
  • Organisations from 1 to 25 workplaces.
Last updated: 10 November 2026
Differences

Where the emphasis lies per sector

The foundation is the same. This is what gets attention first in each sector.

Table. Focus point per sector.
SectorHeaviest requirementWhat that means
SMEsTaking care of it allOne point of contact, a fixed monthly fee, no in-house IT capacity needed
CorporateAccountabilityReporting, logging and demonstrable measures towards the supply chain
Professional servicesConfidentialityPermissions per case file, retention periods and protection against invoice fraud
RetailContinuity on the shop floorFailover for tills and card payments, payment traffic in its own segment
MSPServicedesk staffing1st and 2nd line under your name, specialist support and project capacity
Industry & manufacturingContinuityNetwork segmentation, redundancy and 5G failover
Non-profitCostsDiscounted licences and a package that scales with your size
Real estateConnectivityInternet, cabling, Wi-Fi and camera surveillance per building

Frequently asked questions

Do you only work in Noord-Brabant and Flanders?

That is our core area, with offices in Eindhoven, Breda and Antwerp. For remote management, distance is hardly a limitation; for on-site SLA agreements we look at what is feasible in each situation.

Do you have references in my sector?

Ask about it in the introductory meeting. We are happy to show what we have done in a comparable environment.

We fall between two sectors. What then?

Then we look at the requirements, not the label. In the assessment we determine which continuity and compliance requirements actually apply.

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Want to talk it through?

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