Managed IT Services
Endpoints, servers and the daily run of IT under one agreement. Every device is enrolled, patched on a schedule and reported on regularly, so nothing depends on somebody remembering.
BS Consulting runs the technology behind small and midsize companies: the devices people work on, the identities they sign in with, the cloud tenants their data lives in, and the helpdesk they call when something breaks. We monitor, patch, document and plan so the business can concentrate on the business.
Engagements are built cloud-first on Microsoft and Google platforms, extended with governed AI agents from Microsoft, OpenAI and Anthropic, and delivered remotely to clients wherever they operate.
We hold current engineering certifications with Microsoft and with Google, and maintain partner standing with each. The recommendation follows what your business needs — never which vendor we happen to know better.
Tenant and subscription administration, Entra ID identity and Conditional Access, Intune device management, and Azure workload design. When an issue needs Microsoft's attention, it escalates through the partner channel rather than a consumer support form.
Organization and project setup on Google Cloud Platform, Admin console policy and Gmail security for Google Workspace, and Cloud Identity federation. Moving between Google and Microsoft — in either direction — is handled as a single planned migration.
6 disciplines, run as one operating rhythm. Most clients take the full set under a managed agreement; each is also available as a standalone project.
Endpoints, servers and the daily run of IT under one agreement. Every device is enrolled, patched on a schedule and reported on regularly, so nothing depends on somebody remembering.
Tenant administration, licensing that matches actual headcount, and identity hardening with multi-factor authentication enforced everywhere. Azure and Google Cloud workloads are sized for what runs, then reviewed as the business changes.
Managed detection and response on every endpoint, email filtering that stops phishing before the inbox, and a patch cadence that closes known vulnerabilities promptly. Controls are chosen against a written risk register, not a vendor brochure.
Firewalls, switching and wireless for the office, secure access for everyone who isn't in it. Hardware is tracked through its lifecycle so replacements are budgeted well ahead instead of discovered at failure.
Immutable backups for cloud tenants, servers and workstations, with restores rehearsed on a calendar rather than assumed. Recovery time and recovery point targets are agreed in writing and tested against.
A staffed desk for users, incidents and onboarding, reached by phone, email or portal. New hires start with a working laptop and accounts ready; departures are locked out immediately.
Your staff are already using AI assistants — the question is whether the company knows which ones, what data they can reach, and who is accountable when an agent acts. We treat AI agents like any other system we run: provisioned through identity, scoped to the data they need, logged, and reviewed.
We work across the 3 platforms most SMBs actually encounter, and we're happy to run more than one side by side where each earns its place.
Licensing and rollout inside your existing tenant, with sensitivity labels and SharePoint permissions cleaned up first so Copilot only surfaces what a user is already allowed to see. Custom agents built in Copilot Studio for approvals, onboarding and internal lookups.
Workspace administration with single sign-on, seat management and data-retention settings that match your policy. API keys issued per application and rotated on schedule; usage and spend reported alongside the rest of your cloud bill.
Organization setup, member roles and connector governance, including Model Context Protocol servers that give Claude controlled access to internal systems. Claude Code deployed to development teams with the permissions and audit trail your security policy requires.
An acceptable-use policy your staff will actually read, a register of every agent and what it can touch, data-loss controls on what leaves the tenant, and ongoing review of what's delivering value versus what's just a subscription.
Most outages are not surprises. They are deferred decisions — an unpatched server, an expired certificate, a backup nobody restored from. We run IT as a discipline with a calendar, so those decisions get made before they become incidents.
You get a named engineer who knows your environment, a documented estate you actually own, and a plan tied to your budget.
Agents on every device and tenant raise alerts to a human who fixes the cause — a filling disk, a failing drive, a sign-in from the wrong continent — usually before anyone notices.
Every request is triaged by impact against a published target, and you can see where it sits. Interruptions stay short and predictable.
Network diagrams, credentials, vendor contracts and asset records kept current in a system you hold the keys to. Vendors get answered quickly; a change of provider is never a hostage situation.
We sit down with leadership on a regular cadence: what's ageing out, what the growth plan needs, what AI pilots are worth funding. Spend is forecast in advance, not discovered on an invoice.
Security and backup choices are judged by one test: if the worst happened on a Tuesday morning, how fast is the company working again? Tooling that can't answer that doesn't get bought.
Organizations of roughly 10 to 250 people that need dependable IT leadership without hiring a full in-house team. Below that we're usually overkill; above it, we often work alongside an internal IT lead.
Yes — it's the default. Identity, devices and collaboration tools are secured the same way whether someone is in the office, at home or in an airport, and we deliver our own service remotely to clients in multiple countries.
Usually the one closest to where your data already lives — Microsoft 365 Copilot for Microsoft-centric companies, with OpenAI or Anthropic added for specific teams or custom applications. We'll help you pilot, measure and then license only what proved useful.
Yes. We coordinate directly with line-of-business software vendors, ISPs and telecom providers, and we hold the account details so your staff don't have to sit on hold.
A discovery call, then a short assessment of your current environment, risks and support needs. You receive a written findings report and a proposal whether or not you engage us.
Both. Most clients hold a managed agreement and add projects — cloud migrations, security initiatives, AI rollouts — as fixed-scope work. Project-only engagements are available too.
Tell us about your current environment and what support you need. A senior engineer, not a salesperson, reads every message.