Network, cameras, attendance, servers, websites and business systems. Planned, installed and supported by one accountable engineer.
Systems running at
17 services in four groups. Take one, or hand over all of it.
The cabling, switches, Wi-Fi, servers and power everything else depends on.
Wired and wireless networks planned around your floor, with segmentation, a firewall and a backup internet line.
Delivered: 7 Cisco switches audited and documented at F1 Gaming Empire
Coverage for every corner, with staff and guests kept on separate networks.
Servers, storage and the power behind them, built to keep running through outages.
Cameras, attendance and door access, and protection for your data.
IP cameras and recorders you can watch from your phone, with storage sized for the days you need to keep.
Delivered: Every camera at F1 traced to its switch port
Fingerprint or face terminals, door access, and attendance rules that turn punches into a payroll-ready sheet.
Delivered: Attendance engine running for a multi-company group
Practical protection for small and mid-size businesses, starting with an audit of what you already have.
Automatic backups with a copy kept off-site, and restore tests so you know they work.
Websites and business systems built around how you actually work, in Arabic first.
Fast websites in Arabic and English, hosted on a global network so they open quickly anywhere.
Delivered: shabiba.cafe, live since October
One system for sales, stock, expenses, staff and reports, shaped around how your business runs.
Delivered: Operations system for F1 Gaming Empire, in trial
Cashier, tables, kitchen printing and QR menus for cafés, restaurants and gaming centres.
Delivered: Running at Shabiba and F1 Gaming Empire
Hand the repetitive work to software: spreadsheets, reports, account setup and common customer questions.
Delivered: Bulk account tool and network audit scripts at F1
Internal tools for the work a spreadsheet can’t keep up with: fleets, inspections, checklists, approvals.
Delivered: Vehicle records system for Al-Murabit
Keeping it all running after installation day, with one person accountable.
Scheduled visits, remote help first, emergency visits included, and supervision of your IT staff.
Professional email on your own domain, and user accounts that are opened and closed properly.
PCs, laptops and printers set up and tracked, with every support request logged.
Background music, paging, TVs and satellite distribution for venues and offices.
Equipment at cost plus an agreed margin, and your other IT suppliers coordinated for you.
Racks, routers and cameras from jobs I have worked on.
The same 5 steps whether it’s 1 camera or a whole building.
I visit, see what exists and ask how you work. Existing systems are audited read-only first.
A written scope: what is included, what is not, and the price in dinars.
Equipment sourced, installed, labelled and tested on site.
Accounts in your name, network map and device list delivered, staff shown how to use it.
A monthly contract or visits when you need them. Remote first, on site when it can’t be fixed remotely.
F1 Gaming Empire
At F1 Gaming Empire the same engineer audited the switches, traced the cameras, and wrote the menu, the operations system and the IT reports. One person to call, from the cable to the code.
Read the case studyBusinesses that need the network and the system together, and would rather call one person than five.
POS, QR menu, guest Wi-Fi, cameras, sound
Station network, session billing, PC lock, cameras
Network, email and accounts, attendance, helpdesk, backup
Fleet and mission records, access control, cameras
POS and stock, cameras, website
Network, attendance, cameras, records system
Prices are in Iraqi dinars and quoted per site after a survey, so you only pay for what your place needs.
A one-off build or installation with a fixed scope and price.
Recommended
Ongoing supervision and maintenance for the areas you choose.
Single visits and hours of work, without a contract.
If we stop working together tomorrow, you keep every account, password and document. That is written into every contract.
Domains, accounts and subscriptions belong to your company, never to me.
The network documentation and device inventory are yours at the end of the contract, or whenever you ask.
Your data stays confidential during the contract and after it ends.
Anything outside the agreed scope is approved in writing before it starts.
Yes. Hardware is quoted at cost plus an agreed margin, or you buy it yourself and I install it.
Yes. I start with a read-only audit of what is there and how it is connected. Nothing changes until you approve the plan.
You do. Accounts are registered to your company. I keep only the working access the job needs.
On a monthly contract, requests are handled remotely first within the agreed response time, and a visit is booked if needed. Emergency visits are part of the contract.
Yes. Websites and systems are built Arabic-first, with English where you need it. Reports and receipts print in Arabic.
Yes. Coordinating your existing vendors is part of the service, so you have one contact instead of five.
Pick what you need and send it on WhatsApp. The usual next step is a short site visit.