EXPERIENCE & CAPABILITY

Long-standing enterprise IT experience, offered as a service you can buy.

One career, built from both ends: hands-on work with production infrastructure, then leading end-to-end service delivery for enterprise customers. What follows is that experience, framed as what it can do for your business.

Diagram: career path — hands-on infrastructure, client and team management, service delivery leadership

10+

Years in IT, from hands-on engineering to delivery leadership

100+

Technical specialists within the delivery organisations worked across

5+

Industries served, from regulated to industrial

HOW THE EXPERIENCE WAS BUILT

From the server room to the service model.

Advice is only worth as much as the operational reality behind it. This is the path that produced it.

PHASE 01

EARLY

Hands-on infrastructure engineering

Several years running production infrastructure in large organisations and service-provider environments: virtualisation, storage, backup and recovery, networks, firewalls, monitoring and server estates. Included large-scale data centre consolidation and migration work.

  • Virtualisation
  • Storage & backup
  • Networks & firewalls
  • Server estates
  • Data centre migration

PHASE 02

MID

Between the customer and the technical team

Technical account and IT management: translating business needs into practical IT solutions, coordinating customers, architects, suppliers and engineers, and owning scope and budget. This included acting as outsourced IT Manager for manufacturing-sector companies, then leading a service delivery team.

  • Technical account management
  • Interim IT management
  • Supplier coordination
  • Proposals & contracts
  • Scope & budget ownership

PHASE 03

NOW

Leading service delivery at enterprise scale

End-to-end delivery of IT services for enterprise customers: coordinating technical, product, sales and operations teams, managing daily service operations, SLA performance, risk and improvement actions, and improving incident resolution, service quality and supplier cost efficiency.

  • End-to-end service delivery
  • SLA performance
  • Incident & problem
  • Continual improvement
  • Cost efficiency

INDUSTRIES SERVED

Regulated, industrial, and everything in between.

Regulated industries

Core infrastructure in tightly governed environments

Industry & manufacturing

Outsourced IT management and infrastructure care

Public sector

Delivery under formal procurement and scope

IT & telecom services

Multi-client managed infrastructure

HOW TO ENGAGE

Four ways this experience becomes your result.

Each one is scoped, time-boxed and ends with something you can act on — not a slide deck.

01

IT service assessment

A fixed-scope review of your IT service reality: ITSM practice, SLAs, incident and problem flow, escalation paths and who actually owns what.

Deliverable: a prioritised improvement plan with owners, effort and expected impact.

02

Fractional IT leadership

Acting IT manager or service delivery lead for organisations that need the function but not a full-time hire — proven under a managed service.

Deliverable: run the function, build the practice, hand it over.

03

Infrastructure & cloud direction

Architecture and platform decisions judged by how they operate, recover and cost — across virtualisation, storage, backup, networking, security and cloud.

Deliverable: a decision you can defend, with migration and recovery paths.

04

AI agents & automation pilot

One real workflow, automated end to end — with human oversight, safe boundaries and instrumentation, rather than a demonstration that never reaches production.

Deliverable: a working pilot and the measurement to judge it.

TECHNOLOGY AREAS

Areas operated in production.

Not a list of interests — these were run under real service commitments.

Virtualisation & servers

  • Server virtualisation
  • Clustering & availability
  • Directory & identity services
  • Server estates

Storage & backup

  • SAN and NAS storage
  • Backup systems
  • Recovery planning (RTO / RPO)

Networking & security

  • Network segmentation
  • Firewalls
  • Access control
  • Security monitoring

Cloud

  • Public cloud
  • Hybrid solutions
  • Containers & orchestration

Data & monitoring

  • Relational databases
  • Monitoring systems
  • Reporting & metrics

AREAS OF COMPETENCE

Proven in practice and through certification.

IT service management

Certified methodology

Cloud platforms

Certified

Infrastructure security

Certified

Virtualisation

Certified

Project management

Trained

NEXT STEP

Bring a situation, not a specification.

The most useful first conversation is about what is actually going wrong — repeated incidents, drifting SLAs, an infrastructure decision that keeps being deferred, or a process that should have been automated long ago.