Transportation & Logistics
Customers see trucks on the highway. A fleet runs on everything beneath them.
Monday, 3:50 a.m. The yard lights come on in Anchorage, the first driver taps the ELD, and a dispatcher posts routes to terminals three hundred miles apart. None of that works unless the systems under it do. We manage the IT environment behind a working fleet: dispatch, ELDs, warehouses, terminals, and the home office, with both Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace supported, which matters because most fleets in Alaska are on one or the other.
What is different about IT for trucking.
A trucking company's IT does not look like a law firm's IT. You have drivers in the field needing reliable mobile data and ELD connectivity. You have warehouse staff scanning loads on handhelds that have to roam between buildings without dropping. You have dispatchers running fleet management software that has to be available every hour the trucks are running. You have a home office on Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, an aging on-prem domain controller that won't quite die, and a backup that you hope works because you haven't tested it. We have seen all of this. We have fixed all of this.
Software and systems we already support.
Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace
Full tenant administration for both. Most Alaska fleets are on one or the other; we run both.
Active Directory and on-prem domain controllers
For the legacy environments most fleets still operate.
Mobile Device Management for fleet phones and tablets
Meraki Systems Manager, Microsoft Intune, or Google Workspace MDM depending on your stack.
Warehouse and terminal networks
UniFi infrastructure designed for handheld roaming and barcode scanner reliability.
Site-to-site VPN
Connecting terminals, warehouses, and the home office on a single secure network.
Dispatch and TMS reliability
Uptime monitoring, backup verification, and patch management for the systems your dispatchers depend on.
QuickBooks Desktop on Windows Server
The back-office accounting environment most fleets are still running.
A real example from a real Alaska fleet
We currently support a multi-site Alaska trucking operation with terminals in Anchorage and remote locations across the state. The environment includes Active Directory across multiple sites, Google Workspace for email and productivity, mobile device management across 100+ phones, dispatch software that has to be available during every operational hour, and site-to-site networking that has to survive Alaska weather and Alaska ISPs. The systems run.
What we do for trucking and logistics clients.
Daily helpdesk for office staff, dispatch, and field teams
Mobile device management and remote wipe for lost or stolen fleet phones
Warehouse and terminal network design, deployment, and monitoring
ISP relationship management for primary and backup connectivity at remote sites
Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace administration, including security hardening and license rightsizing
Backup verification and disaster recovery planning for dispatch and accounting systems
Cybersecurity, including endpoint detection on every fleet device
IT planning for fleet expansion, terminal moves, and acquisitions
Where this lands
Managed IT Services
Outsourced IT department with helpdesk, monitoring, patching, on-site support, and flat monthly billing.
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Network & Firewall
UniFi-first network design, firewall management, wired and wireless deployments, and VPN setup.
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Business Continuity
IT risk assessment, continuity planning, and prioritized fixes for Alaska's real disruption risks.
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