Technology Consulting

Network Management

Keep your team connected and working.

Network management helps keep your team connected and day-to-day work running. We map your wired and wireless systems, resolve priority connectivity and access issues, and set up a maintenance routine for the equipment and services your business depends on.

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Keep connections clear and maintained.

A working network connects people and systems through planned changes and regular upkeep.

  1. Sites & equipment
  2. Business connections
  3. Approved improvements
  4. Ongoing maintenance

Current network records help your team troubleshoot and plan the next change.

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Build at the operating structure.

Network Management works in the operating structure. Strata Modus raises the information floor, from the physical layer to the digital surface.

  1. Convert
    The digital surface

    Where buyers search, ask AI and decide who to call: your website, Google, AI answers and campaigns.

    Marketing & AdvertisingWeb Design, Development & CRO
  2. Connect
    The signal layer

    How an inquiry reaches a person: AI voice, missed-call text back, intake, CRM and follow-up.

    AI & Business Automation
  3. Build
    The operating structure

    The systems the work runs on: strategy, software, technology and the integrations between them.

    Strategy & Fractional LeadershipCustom Software & IntegrationsTechnology Consulting
  4. Unearth
    The physical layer

    The work itself: crews, jobs, records, compliance and the numbers behind them.

    Compliance & Operational ReadinessBookkeeping & Payroll

The expertise behind the work

Experience across 65 locations.

Kyle’s network deployment experience covers gateways, switches, firewalls and mesh environments supporting 85 businesses. Keegan adds cloud architecture and security expertise where those networks connect to hosted systems.

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Infrastructure & IT operations

Kyle Grenier

IT Leader & Systems Administrator

Kyle has deployed networks across 65 locations supporting 85 businesses and resolved thousands of endpoint security threats for global enterprises while working for a Microsoft contractor. He connects security improvements with the systems your team uses every day.

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Cloud architecture & security

Keegan Justis

Chief Security Consultant & Cloud Architect

A decade in cloud development, operations and cybersecurity at Fortune 500 and private equity companies. Keegan brings that experience to architecture decisions, AI systems and security-sensitive implementation.

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The business opportunity

Network Management,
with a clear purpose.

Slow connections, unclear Wi-Fi access or undocumented equipment changes can interrupt work and make troubleshooting harder. Teams need a current view of how sites and systems connect and a reliable way to manage changes.

Keep business networks easier to understand, maintain and improve. Your team gets a clear view of important connections, practical fixes for priority issues and a routine for updates, access and future changes.

Build growth you keep.

Start with our infrastructure. Strengthen the assets in your business.

Strata tools & networks
Your retained assets

Your infrastructure documentation, configurations and access records.

See the ownership pathway

Shared Strata networks remain Strata-owned. Your commissioned assets and access are documented in the scope.

The engagement

What we build
with your business.

A defined scope gives your team a clear picture of the work and what it needs to operate.

01

Network inventory and diagram

Map important sites, equipment, connections, business dependencies and responsible contacts.

02

Connectivity and access improvements

Review Wi-Fi, remote access, network roles and configuration, then implement approved changes.

03

Capacity and reliability plan

Identify coverage or availability issues, document dependencies and sequence recommended improvements.

04

Network maintenance guide

Set responsibilities for equipment records, updates, access changes, review dates and escalation contacts.

From first conversation to working system

How the work moves.

  1. 01

    Understand how the team works

    Confirm sites, connectivity needs, important applications and current service issues.

  2. 02

    Map the network

    Review available equipment details, diagrams, configuration and responsibilities.

  3. 03

    Improve priority connections

    Agree on changes, complete authorized configuration or setup work and validate the result.

  4. 04

    Keep the network current

    Set owners and a routine for equipment updates, access reviews, change records and troubleshooting.

Before we begin

Useful questions.

We’ll refine the details around your business in the first conversation.

What ongoing network support do you provide?

An engagement can include implementation and ongoing maintenance. The proposal defines the sites and equipment covered, work hours, response expectations and escalation responsibilities.

Can you work on office Wi-Fi and remote access?

Yes. We can review and improve office wired and wireless connections, remote access and the network equipment that supports business systems.

Can you install or replace equipment?

Yes, when equipment changes are part of the agreed plan. We confirm requirements, timing, configuration and the handoff with your team before making changes.

How do you keep network changes safe?

We document the affected systems, approval, timing and validation steps with the people who own the work, then update the network records after the change.

Meet the people.
Define the work.

Consultation-scoped pricing

This work is scoped separately after consultation. Your proposal defines implementation, responsibilities and any ongoing support.

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Start with your business

Put Network Management to work.

Tell us what needs to improve and what you use today. We can help plan the change, build the solution and provide ongoing support, with responsibilities and pricing agreed in your proposal.

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