Twenty-five years keeping networks, systems and comms running in places where downtime isn't an inconvenience — it's a shutdown. Now doing the same for businesses that don't have a mine site's budget, but need the same reliability.
Most of my career has been spent as the senior technology specialist on remote industrial sites — infrastructure, networking, and the operational technology that keeps a site actually running, not just the desktops. When a network goes down out there, it's not a ticket, it's a phone call at 2am and a production line standing still.
Mecka Technologies is that same standard, pointed at regular businesses. I've been running it on and off for a couple of years around the day job — it's now getting the attention it deserves. Straight talk, work that's actually finished properly, and someone who answers the phone.
Not theory — years of keeping critical systems up in places where "it's fine, we'll get to it" simply doesn't fly.
You'll get told what's actually wrong and what it'll cost to fix — not a paragraph designed to sound impressive.
Regional business, so I know how much it matters when someone's reliable. That's the standard I hold myself to.
Quotes are free, and I'll always tell you straight whether it's worth doing.