Client case studies
See how businesses across Brisbane and South East Queensland have approached IT support, security and technology decisions.
Each case study explains the starting point, the options considered and the path chosen.
Current case studies
Choose the situation closest to yours. Each case study separates what the business experienced from what was proposed or estimated.
How Bridge to Best got IT off the owner’s plate
A six-person allied health team replaced ad hoc fixes with direct staff support, a clear joiner and leaver process and one accountable technology partner.
- Staff contacting support without routing every issue through the owner
- A recent support issue resolved directly in under five minutes
- How day-to-day support opened the door to simpler systems
How Interior Fitouts reduced time lost to job-tracking problems
A specialist fitout business needed recurring software faults resolved without one person spending hours coordinating IT support and developers.
- Why the job-tracking system is critical to the business workflow
- About six hours returned to Tracey each month from resolving recurring faults
- How one support contact coordinates IT and development expertise
How AGE backs its internal IT lead with a wider team
AGE keeps technology leadership inside the business while gaining extra capacity for day-to-day support, projects and forward planning.
- Clear boundaries between internal ownership and external delivery
- Fortnightly contact to keep current priorities aligned
- Technology planning before AGE finalises its 12-month forecast
Why a South East Queensland construction business chose managed IT
A growing construction business needed clearer ownership of systems, security, vendors and technology decisions across office and field teams.
- Why informal support had become risky as the business grew
- The choice between the current arrangement, an internal hire and managed IT
- The proposed monthly price and the planned provider handover
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