Your data in the country, under Swiss law, with someone to call.
We design your network infrastructure as a living system: topology that matches your growth, segmentation, redundancy and monitoring. From a company VPN to a multi-site network, every piece is documented, watched and built to grow without interrupting the business.
Your data and applications are hosted in Switzerland, in certified data centres under Swiss law and the revised data protection act. Sovereignty, low latency for local customers and stronger compliance: a concrete advantage, not a brochure line.
The question is not patriotic, it is legal. Data hosted in Switzerland falls under Swiss law and the revised data protection act: your clients know who can reach it and on what terms. For an accountancy firm, a law practice or a medical office, that is not marketing — it is a condition of practice.
There is a measurable benefit too: lower latency for local visitors, so pages appear faster, which search engines take into account.
The infrastructure is built to last: topology matched to your growth, segmentation, redundancy, monitoring. From a VPN for two people working from home to a multi-site network, every piece is documented — you are never trapped inside an installation nobody understands.
A studio this size does not staff a night shift, and we will not pretend otherwise. Monitoring of the infrastructure, on the other hand, is continuous: automated probes check availability and raise an alert with no human involved. Human response times are written down in plain terms, during business hours, with out-of-hours arrangements agreed together.
A promise that can be kept is worth more than a contract line that fails on the day it matters.
Yes, in data centres on Swiss soil operated by Swiss companies. The location is stated in the contract, and you can verify it.
Yes. The migration is prepared, tested on a copy, then switched over during a quiet hour. Web addresses and email keep working throughout.
The accounts are in your name, the documentation is current, and the host is an independent Swiss provider you can contact directly. You are not locked in to anyone.
Yes, with SPF, DKIM and DMARC authentication records configured properly. That is what keeps your messages out of your customers' junk folders.
An honest picture of what runs today, and what genuinely deserves to change.