A private university engaged AIS to monitor and manage its campus technology environment with SLA-governed support for faculty and staff.
An animal welfare nonprofit engaged AIS as its managed services provider so staff could stay focused on animal care rather than technology.
A healthcare technology company needed its AWS platform brought in line with HIPAA and SOC requirements. AIS reviewed, remediated and documented.
A statewide nonprofit retired its on-premises servers, moved staff to Azure Virtual Desktop, and standardized device management with Intune and Autopilot.
A regional electrical workers union added Managed Detection and Response and Azure-hosted infrastructure to its AIS managed services relationship.
A federally regulated airport authority needed a modern MDR program with zero coverage gap. AIS led the evaluation, delivery and contract structure.
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