This U.S.-based energy supplier transitioned to Temple IT from a large national Managed Services Provider. As part of the transition, the client sought to reduce backup and DR costs without compromising performance or regulatory compliance.

This Chicago-based financial services firm manages nearly one billion dollars in client assets. Reliability and business continuity are central to both operations and compliance. During investor due diligence, the firm is often asked to demonstrate its Disaster Recovery capabilities. As such, maintaining a tested and actionable DR plan is

The client relied heavily on on-premises servers and legacy applications, many of which were tightly integrated with outdated systems. While Microsoft 365 was already in use for email, the firm continued to manage file shares, permissions, and authentication through local infrastructure. Compliance pressures and increased security risk made this

The client needed a complete infrastructure refresh to meet the requirements of a new ERP platform and to modernize core systems across all locations. Objectives included: Upgrading outdated server and networking hardware. Replacing legacy WAN connections to improve bandwidth and reliability. Transitioning from Lotus Notes to Microsoft 365. Establishing a more resilient, secure

During implementation, Temple IT encountered a critical wireless coverage issue in the forklift tunnel zone. This area is vital to real time data capture and warehouse task execution. The root cause was traced to the wireless design performed by a third-party vendor. Access points had been installed on the

At one warehouse location undergoing a domain migration and network re-IP, Temple IT discovered a major gap during initial onsite assessment: only 2 of the required 16 wireless access points (APs) had been installed by a separate vendor. This incomplete installation posed a significant risk to both network performance

The client experienced a sophisticated security breach when a user’s Microsoft 365 email account was compromised. The attacker gained access and carefully reviewed the user’s historical emails to plan a targeted fraud attempt. By creating hidden mail rules, the attacker obscured their activity and used a previously sent invoice