Digitplus

Portfolio

What we have built

Three projects, each written up in full: what we delivered and the decision that mattered. Client names are withheld. The engineering is not.

Healthcare

Workstations and printing for a private hospital

Clinical and administrative desks across the hospital, equipped from one specification and handed over with a full asset register. The hospital comes back to us for repeat procurement, and we support the estate after go-live.

Location
Abuja
Industry
Healthcare
Services

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Desktop workstations
7
Monitors, one per workstation
7
Printers, with consumables on hand
Canon

What we delivered

  • 7 desktop workstations on SSD, at least 8GB RAM, on a board with a free slot to double it later
  • 7 IPS monitors at 1080p, 21.5 to 24 inches, with HDMI and VGA inputs
  • Canon printers, installed and shared on the network rather than tethered to one desk
  • A buffer stock of Canon consumables, delivered with the hardware
  • Serial capture, asset tags and warranty registration in the hospital’s name
  • An asset register listing model, serial, location, purchase date and warranty expiry for every item

The constraint

Downtime in a hospital is clinical. A dead records workstation means a patient waiting in a corridor while somebody hunts for a paper file.

The decision that mattered

Spend on storage, not on processor

Hospitals hear “clinical system” and expect workstation-class hardware. For a browser-based or lightweight HMIS that is money set on fire. Storage decides whether a receptionist finds the machine fast or slow, so every unit went out on an SSD, with RAM that can be doubled without a rebuild.

Legal practice

Managed devices for a law practice

A twelve-person firm moved off personal laptops, shared passwords and WhatsApp file transfers onto Microsoft Entra ID and Intune, with access tied to the person and the device.

Location
Abuja
Industry
SME
Services

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People, each on a named account
12
Licence: Microsoft 365 Business Premium
1
To cut a leaver off mail, files and Teams
Minutes

What we delivered

  • Microsoft 365 Business Premium: Entra ID, Intune and Defender for Business under one licence
  • Named accounts for everyone, MFA enforced by Conditional Access, legacy authentication blocked
  • A break-glass admin account held offline, and self-service password reset
  • SPF, DKIM and DMARC on the firm’s domain
  • Firm-owned Windows devices in Intune, BitLocker keys escrowed to Entra ID
  • OneDrive Known Folder Move, and matter files in SharePoint by client and matter
  • App Protection Policies on personal phones, so firm data can be wiped without touching anything personal

The constraint

Confidentiality is a professional duty and, since 2023, a legal one under the Nigeria Data Protection Act. A stolen unencrypted laptop is not an answer either framework accepts.

The decision that mattered

Access follows the device, not the password

One Conditional Access rule carries the project. Firm data needs a managed, compliant device and a user who has passed MFA. A stolen laptop marked non-compliant loses access, and a correct password with no second factor gets nothing. It had a cost: personal laptops stopped working, so the hardware had to be budgeted before the rule went on.

Education

A 20-seat computer lab for a rural secondary school

A complete lab for a school with no fixed-line internet and unreliable grid power: solar and battery, Starlink, twenty wired seats, and the maintenance plan that keeps the room teaching past year three.

Location
Ipele, Ondo State
Industry
Education
Services

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Wired workstations
20
Inverter on a 48V bus
5kVA
Usable LiFePO4 storage
~10kWh
Solar array
~5kWp

What we delivered

  • 20 business-class small-form-factor desktops: quad-core, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, Windows 11 Pro, 22-inch monitors
  • Solar, LiFePO4 storage and inverter on a dedicated, surge-protected, earthed circuit
  • Starlink, roof-mounted and earthed, bridged into a gateway with DNS filtering and per-device rate limits
  • A wired gigabit backbone to every seat, with Wi-Fi for staff devices
  • One golden image cloned to all twenty machines, students on standard accounts
  • Recovery training, an on-site spares kit, a written maintenance schedule and full documentation

The constraint

No fibre to pull, mobile broadband too weak for twenty sessions, and grid power that cannot be trusted for a forty-minute lesson.

The decision that mattered

Power first, then connectivity, then machines

Schools usually spend the whole budget on computers and find nothing to run them on. We sized power from measured load, about 2.25kW sustained, and took the inverter to 5kVA where 3.5kVA would have passed, so the school can add seats without replacing the system. Small-form-factor desktops draw less, which cut the solar and battery spend.

Three projects so far. More write-ups follow as work closes, and they appear in our case studies as they are published.

How we work

The same six steps under every project

Each step exists to remove one way IT projects usually go wrong. The approach page walks through them in detail.

  1. Discovery & needs assessment

    We start by understanding your operations, constraints, sites, and budget, the actual requirement, not a product list. Nothing is specified until we know what success looks like for you.

  2. Solution design & proposal

    We design a right-sized solution and present a clear, line-itemised proposal: scope, specifications, timelines, and costs, with the trade-offs explained so you can decide with confidence.

  3. Procurement & logistics

    On approval, we source through authorised channels, fulfil LPOs, and coordinate logistics, keeping a complete, traceable record from order to delivery across every location.

  4. Deployment & installation

    We install and configure to agreed standards, planning the work around your operating hours so disruption stays minimal and the build is tidy and supportable.

  5. Testing & handover

    We test against acceptance criteria agreed in advance, train your people, and hand over documentation. Sign-off happens when everything works, not when the boxes are unpacked.

  6. Ongoing support & management

    After go-live we keep systems running with proactive monitoring, responsive support, and clear SLAs, so the investment keeps delivering well beyond handover.

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