“Keeps His Finger on the Pulse” — an IT Review About What’s Coming, Not What Broke
An IT review that isn't about fixing things fast — Ashly Warner at Bellcon on IT Live keeping clients informed as the AI landscape keeps evolving.
Called Back From the Netball Sideline — and That’s the Point
Bronson Murray rang on a Saturday and Andrew called back from the sideline of his kid's netball game - that's what small-business Northland IT looks like.
“Integrity” — the Word You Don’t See in Many IT Reviews
Teresa Dyer has worked with Andrew across a couple of businesses and picked one word most IT reviews never use - integrity. Read her IT Live review.
“Quick and Easy to Deal With” — Exactly What We’re Going For
Four words from Jocelyn Juan - quick and easy to deal with. That's the bar for IT Live: support that gets out of the way so you can run your business.
27 Controls, All Passed: Skin Cancer Doctors Achieves SMB1001 Gold
Skin Cancer Doctors in Whangārei & Kerikeri passed all 27 controls to reach SMB1001 Gold Level 3 - evidenced, verified, no self-assessment tick box.
Great Service at a Good Price — the Balance We Work Hard to Strike
Emma Johns on IT Live: great service at a good price, and solutions built around the business - not a bill for the things you were never going to use.
Six Years With a Specialist Medical Clinic — and a Review That Says It All
Six years with a specialist medical clinic - old server moved to the cloud, client data locked down, and Dr Christian's review on why it still works.
“The Real Deal” — Backing the Locals Who Actually Deliver
Warwick Taylor has used a lot of IT providers and calls IT Live Northland the real deal - local engineers with the scale to cover the whole country.
Five Years of Persistence, One Old Business Card, and a Full IT Overhaul
Five years of follow-up, one old business card handed back, then a full overhaul - firewall, server to the cloud, layered security, Windows 10 retired.
From 39% to 70%: Nine Months of Secure Score Gains for a 170-Seat Client
A 170-seat client started on a Microsoft Secure Score of 39%. Nine months of steady compliance work later it cracked 70%, with 90% the target by October.