Solutions

Seven capabilities, each listed with the services beneath it. They are sold separately and run together, so a fault that sits between two of them still has one owner.

Managed IT

Support, backup and disposal from one provider

Managed IT is three services. IT Support runs the environment day to day, at one price per user with the security baseline included. Backup and Disaster Recovery keeps the data, and the ability to work, through the day something fails. Secure Device Disposal closes the loop when equipment leaves. Each is scoped and contracted on its own page, with what it includes and what it leaves out stated before any proposal.

Cyber security

A programme, not a purchase

Security bought one tool at a time ends up as overlapping licences, gaps with no owner, and no straight answer for the board. Ericom runs it as a programme: measure the position against the Essential Eight, close what matters in priority order, and where a tender or a contract names ISO 27001, build and run the management system an accredited body can certify.

Communications

Every channel, one history

The phone system, the contact centre, and the work between them. Ericom designs and integrates both, operates the contact centre, and takes on what neither product does on its own: identity, carrier, routing and the customer record, so the conversation arrives with its history and leaves one behind.

Monitoring and analytics

The software watches so a person does not have to

Cameras that only record, rooms checked on a schedule and sites inspected by driving out to them are the same problem wearing different clothes: something happened, and it was found later. Ericom deploys cameras, contactless sensors and field controllers that read their environment as it happens, so an event can be raised while there is still time to act on it, and everything else stays quiet.

Infrastructure

Installed once, relied on daily

The physical layer inside a building: cabling, in-building mobile coverage, nurse call and the systems that depend on them. Designed and installed infrastructure, with managed service options where they fit. Assessed against how the building is actually used, and handed over with the documentation to prove it performs.

Mobility

One account, and somebody who reads it

A mobile fleet is usually held the same way: one Telstra account, one bill, and whoever set it up still running it. Ericom takes both halves of that account: the requests that arrive daily, and the invoice that is approved each month because there is no practical way to check it line by line.

AI

The pilot is the easy part

The AI inside an Australian organisation is usually a licence somebody bought. Governing it is not yet anybody's job. Ericom treats it as an operating problem: decide what it is allowed to touch, measure whether it is working, and widen it only once both of those have an answer.

Or start with your sector

The same solutions, entered from the other direction. Each of these gathers what one kind of organisation buys together, and why.