Managed IT, cameras, point of sale networks and cabling for Buford retail, restaurants and small industrial businesses.
Buford runs on retail more than any other city in Gwinnett. The Mall of Georgia on Buford Drive is the largest mall in the state at more than two million square feet with over two hundred stores, and the commercial development that has grown around it along the Buford Drive and State Route 20 corridor is dense with restaurants, franchise locations, service businesses and the contractors and suppliers who serve them.
That creates a specific technology profile. Retail and restaurant businesses live and die on the point of sale system, the card terminal and the network underneath both. They have seasonal load, they run long hours, and the people on site at eight on a Saturday evening are not technical staff. What they need is equipment that works and a number that reaches someone who knows their setup.
Historic downtown Buford is a different world only a few minutes away. Main Street and Shadburn Avenue hold independent restaurants, boutiques and studios, with Tannery Row at the south end occupying the original leather works that gave the city its old nickname. These are older buildings with older wiring and owners who are personally invested in every dollar spent.
North of town, Lake Lanier shapes the seasonal economy, and the northern portion of Buford crosses into Hall County, which occasionally matters for which carriers can serve an address.

Point of sale, card terminals, back office and the network underneath. Built so a busy Saturday does not become an outage, and so the staff on shift have a clear path to help.
Register coverage, sales floor, stockroom and exterior. Footage you can actually search when you need a specific two minutes from last Tuesday. Authorized Avigilon and Axis dealer.
Customer Wi-Fi kept away from payment and business systems. A single flat network is the most common problem we find in retail spaces, and it is both a security and a performance issue.
Franchise and multi-location owners get consistent equipment, consistent configuration and one place to call, instead of three stores each running whatever the last technician left behind.
Main Street, Shadburn Avenue and the Tannery Row buildings need careful work rather than fast work. See structured cabling.
Buford addresses vary in what carriers can deliver, and the Hall County portion of the city differs again. See internet and phone.
A network that is fine on a Tuesday morning and struggles on a Saturday evening has not been designed, it has been left alone. We size wireless, bandwidth and equipment for your peak rather than your average, because peak is when it matters to your revenue.
The person who discovers the problem is usually a shift manager, not an owner. We set up a clear, documented way for them to reach us and a short list of things to check first, so the first ten minutes are useful rather than wasted.
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Service pages: Office Relocation · Structured Cabling · Business Internet and Phone · All IT Services
Tell us what you are running and what keeps breaking. We will give you a straight assessment of where you stand and what it would cost to fix. No charge, and no obligation to hire us.
Or call 770-676-7562.