If computers, accounts, files, or company devices are slowing people down, I find the real problem, explain it in plain language, and fix it properly. Twelve years of large-company experience behind it — brought to each project without the large-company fog.
A change proves itself on a small group before it moves farther. Nothing reaches everyone without a named person approving it, and uncertainty stops the release instead of waving it through.
Large environments taught me to make changes carefully, keep records, and always leave a way back.
People can do their jobs without fighting the tools. Changes are safer. The important parts are written down. Your team knows what it owns and how to run it.
Computers arrive ready, accounts work, software installs when it should, and security does not make ordinary work harder than it needs to be. I bring Windows, Mac, and mobile devices into one understandable system instead of leaving teams to manage three disconnected ones.
New starters get what they need, departing staff lose access cleanly, support requests reach the right person, and recurring problems become documented fixes instead of recurring emergencies.
Repetitive work should happen automatically when that makes the result safer and more consistent. I also build private AI and infrastructure workflows when they solve a real problem — not because every problem needs AI.
One place to manage every work device — with a safer way to change it.
Many organizations use one tool for Windows, another for Mac, and a third for phones. The result is duplicate cost, conflicting rules, and nobody quite sure which system is authoritative. Intune can bring that work together, but the migration needs an owner who can finish it without interrupting everyone else's work.
I run that model today across Windows, Mac, and mobile devices. The technical work happens through version control, automated checks, staged releases, and recovery points; the practical result is simpler: your team can see what is changing, stop a risky release, put something back, and operate the system after I leave.
Every engagement is scoped to an outcome and priced to the project. Tell me which fits — I'll come back with scope, a plan, and a quote.
A controlled delivery process for Intune: proposed changes are visible, checked automatically, tested on small groups, approved when risk grows, and recoverable when something goes wrong.
A structured review of your current Intune environment, followed by a plain report: what is broken, what is risky, what is duplicated, and the order I would fix it in.
Move Windows or Mac management into Intune in planned stages, keeping people working while devices, software, and policies transition.
A nightly record of your Intune and Entra settings, who changed them, and a tested recovery process — so an audit or mistake does not begin with guesswork.
The goal is not more technology. It is a system that solves the problem, is written down clearly, and keeps working after the engagement ends.
Write down what is happening and what it is costing
Remove duplicate tools, unclear ownership, and unnecessary steps
Test the result, including recovery, before calling it finished
Leave clear documentation and a team that can run it
A global device fleet and a two-person studio have different tools, but both deserve clear answers, reliable backups, and systems somebody can understand.
Regulated environments needing structured governance, compliance audit trails, and change control.
Lean organizations that need quick, practical execution without sacrificing reliability.
Device management, helpdesk support, administrative automation, and security for resource-conscious organizations.
Cafés, bookkeepers, contractors, small practices and families around North Seattle. Backups that actually restore, files in one place, and networks that hold up — explained in plain English, at fixed prices, by appointment.
Small Systems →You do not need the technical name for the problem. Tell me what people are experiencing, what it is costing, and what better would look like.