Utilities and Energy
The infrastructure behind the infrastructure
Utilities run on networks that were never designed for what is being asked of them now. Field crews need connectivity in places that never had it. Substations and treatment facilities are being brought onto the corporate network. Regulatory scrutiny of operational technology keeps rising. And most of it has to happen without interrupting service to a single customer.
Short answer: AIS supports utilities, cooperatives and energy organizations with managed IT, security, connectivity and infrastructure work, including distributed sites where uptime and the physical environment both matter.
Site surveys, cabling verification, access point design and deployment across generation, distribution, treatment and administrative facilities, including outdoor and industrial environments.
Most utility environments have grown by accretion over decades. We inventory what exists, test and label it, and hand back documentation your team can actually use.
Continuous monitoring, detection and response across your environment, with the segmentation discipline that operational technology requires.
Help desk, 24/7/365 monitoring and endpoint management across distributed and often unstaffed sites.
Automating the reporting and compliance work that currently consumes staff time, and building the analytics layer that turns operational data into planning decisions.
“AIS gave us a clear, repeatable blueprint we can roll out to every facility we operate.”
Facilities Technology Manager, Regional Energy and Utilities Company
We are used to environments where downtime is not an abstraction. We plan for cutover, we sequence around operations, and we document as we go so the next phase does not start from scratch. We also stay past go-live, because a network nobody owns after deployment becomes the same problem you started with.
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We will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit, and what we would do about it if we are.
Start a conversationManaged IT and security, network and wireless infrastructure, structured cabling, and support across distributed sites and facilities.
Yes. Multi-site and remote facility coverage is standard, including locations where nobody technical is on site.
Around-the-clock detection and response layered onto managed services, with attention to regulatory and insurance requirements.
Yes, including organizations where a technology budget has to be defended to a board as clearly as it is spent.
Yes, through vCIO and strategic advisory, which is commonly bundled into the managed relationship rather than sold separately.
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Tell us what you’re dealing with. We’ll tell you honestly whether we’re the right fit, and what we’d do about it if we are.
