Practical answers for situations that really do happen in companies.
These guides help you decide what to do, what to keep an eye on and what to raise with your IT administrator.Don’t see your situation? Describe it to me
What do you need to sort out right now?
Choose the situation that best matches what you are dealing with.
What it costs and how to decide
Prices, flat fees and the choice between an external and an in-house administrator - before you sign an offer.
How much does outsourced IT management cost a small company?
What makes up the price, what a monthly plan usually includes and how to compare two offers that go by the same name.
Read the guide → Websites3 min · 4 chaptersHow much does a website cost?
Indicative prices for a simple presentation site, a company website and an online shop, plus running costs.
Read the guide → Decision6 min · 6 chaptersOutsourced or in-house IT administrator?
A comparison of costs, availability, cover during absences and a combined model.
Read the guide →Taking over and keeping control of IT
When an administrator leaves, passwords are missing or nobody knows whether the backups can be restored.
How do you take over IT from a previous administrator?
Access, account ownership, inventory and the order of changes - without unnecessary downtime.
Read the guide → Access4 min · 4 chaptersNobody in the company knows the router or server password
What to find out first, why not to rush into resetting the device and how to regain control.
Read the guide → Documentation4 min · 4 chaptersWhat should a small company have documented in its IT?
The minimum set of information that keeps a company from depending on a single person.
Read the guide → Backups3 min · 4 chaptersHow do you find out whether backups can actually be restored?
How to run a restore test without mistaking a green status light for a verified result.
Read the guide →New projects and obligations
Briefing an application and whether NIS2 applies to your company.
How do you prepare a brief for an internal application or integration?
The process, inputs and outputs, roles, integrations and acceptance criteria - without a technical specification.
Read the guide → Legislation4 min · 3 chaptersDoes NIS2 apply to your small company?
Who the law applies to directly, how to check whether it applies to you and which security basics are always worth having.
Read the guide →What else a company may need
Describe the current state first, then choose a solution.
Send me a brief note with the number of people and devices, your most important services, the current problem and who holds the access. I will tell you whether a one-off diagnosis, a takeover or ongoing management makes sense.