The vendors we trust, and why.
No commissions. No kickbacks. We recommend what fits your stack.
We don't take commissions from vendors, and we recommend what fits your stack, not what pays us. But good partnerships still matter. Our relationships with Red Hat, Microsoft, and Arrow Electronics give us reliable infrastructure, current capabilities, and direct escalation lines when something needs to move on your behalf.
These aren't vendor logos on a slide. They're working relationships: priority support when it matters, preferential pricing on software and hardware, early access to capabilities, and technical people who pick up the phone.
Partner-by-partner.
Microsoft, Red Hat, Arrow
The infrastructure stack. Azure, Windows licensing, Microsoft 365. Red Hat Enterprise Linux and OpenShift where the workload calls for it. Arrow Electronics for server, storage, and networking hardware at partner pricing.
Between these three, most of the stack we'd recommend to any business owner is covered at partner pricing, with support paths we actually use.
What this means for you
Partner pricing on software and hardware. Priority escalation when a ticket needs to move. Technical contacts who answer our calls.
You get our judgment on what you actually need, plus the back-end weight of vendors who already know us.
We're a small shop. We pick partners carefully.
If your product or service belongs in an engineer's recommendation to a business owner who has been oversold by every vendor who called them, we want to talk.
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