Equipment
We supply, install and maintain the equipment a capital markets institution needs, chosen for exchange operations rather than for a generic office.
Why it is different
A trading position needs several monitors, a graphics card that can drive them, a network that does not drop packets and power that will not cut out mid-session. Those decisions are not made from a catalogue.
Multi-monitor stations with the right graphics card and physical mounting, sized for the trading systems and spreadsheets running in parallel.
Servers for VMware and Hyper-V environments, sized for the sector’s databases and applications, with redundancy where the operation demands it.
UPS units genuinely sized for the real load of the rack and the desk, with SNMP monitoring so battery state is known before it matters.
Managed switches, segmentation of critical traffic and redundant links to the markets and the datacenter.
Next-generation firewalls, site-to-site VPNs with markets and providers, and licence renewals tracked ahead of expiry.
Storage and NAS for local retention, integrated into the backup and replication strategy rather than left as a loose disk in a cupboard.
How we buy
We work with multiple brands and distributors and quote every request across several suppliers. The institution does not have to manage the relationship with each manufacturer or compare proposals: it receives a technical recommendation with the reasoning and the price.
After purchase, each device enters the inventory with its serial number, location, assigned user and warranty date. That makes it possible to know what exists, where it is and when it is worth replacing — and to answer an audit without hunting for paperwork.
Let’s talk
We can assess the current estate, tell you what to replace and in what order, and quote it.