No strong in-house IT specialist
The company is not ready for a full-time IT hire, but websites, servers and access points cannot stay unmanaged.
One engineer coordinates support for your servers, websites, access permissions and daily IT tasks. You speak directly with the person doing the work.
The work does not start with replacing everything at once. First the current infrastructure is mapped, then the real risks are closed in the right order.
The company is not ready for a full-time IT hire, but websites, servers and access points cannot stay unmanaged.
Access is scattered, backups are untested, or clients notice incidents before the company does.
Hosting, domains, websites, servers and alerts sit in different hands, so responsibility is unclear.
Ongoing support gives you a clear point of contact before an incident happens.
Updates, monitoring, resources, backups and recovery checks.
Availability, SSL, hosting, domains, technical fixes and content changes.
Access ownership is clarified and kept on the client's side, reducing dependency on former contractors.
Small but important technical questions for staff, managers and owners.
A short list of websites, servers, domains or systems is enough for the first step.
What works, what is risky and what should be handled first becomes visible.
Safety and recovery first, convenience and automation after that.
Fixed scope, direct communication and a clear area of responsibility.
Usually servers, websites, access points, backups, monitoring, incident response and current technical tasks. The exact scope depends on your infrastructure.
No. Almaty is the main local page, but many tasks are handled remotely across Kazakhstan.
Yes. The first step is to clarify access and current state, then move to stable support.
Write in Telegram or WhatsApp. I will briefly review the situation and suggest where to start.