For Manufacturers & Industrial Teams · Denver Metro
IT that understands the shop floor isn't an office.
Machines that can't reboot mid-run. Wi-Fi that has to reach the far bay. Operators who need systems that work at the start of first shift, and an owner who needs to know the servers, the email and the backups are someone's actual job. We run all of it for industrial companies — and we build the software some of them run on, so we understand how a manufacturer operates, not just its network.
Industrial IT problems don't fit office-IT playbooks
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Downtime is measured in shipments.
An hour of "IT is working on it" means missed ship dates and idle crews, not a mildly annoyed office.
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The floor is a hard place for computers.
Dust, heat, vibration, long cable runs, and machine PCs running software nobody can update because the equipment vendor won't support a newer version.
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One person holds all the passwords.
In most 15–70-person manufacturers, IT is the engineering manager's side job or one person's memory. When that person is out, the plant is exposed.
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Ransomware goes after manufacturers.
Attackers know a stopped line pays faster than a stopped office, so backups that can't be reached from the network matter more here than almost anywhere.
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Production data lives on paper.
What actually ran today gets typed into a spreadsheet on Friday — if at all.
What your operation gets
Office and floor, one team
Microsoft 365, email, laptops and desktops, servers, the network and the Wi-Fi out to the far bay — managed as one environment, not two.
Changes planned around production
Updates and maintenance are scheduled with you, around runs and shifts — not dropped in mid-batch.
Security built for a plant
Office systems and shop-floor equipment kept off one flat network, secure remote access for vendors and staff, and backups ransomware can't reach.
A senior engineer on every ticket
Your people talk to someone who knows the difference between a stopped line and a slow laptop, Monday through Friday.
Vendor wrangling
When the problem sits between your IT and an equipment or software vendor, we take the call so your plant manager doesn't have to.
A path to real production data
When you're ready: live production reporting from the floor, without a two-year ERP project.
Every piece of IT at an industrial company, run by us
SIEMAG TECBERG builds equipment for mining operations. Aweeba runs their IT — all of it: the Microsoft 365 environment, every employee's computer, and their servers.
It goes past their own walls. SIEMAG's customers use an Aweeba client portal to share documents and track support tickets, and at some of those customers' mines Aweeba is integrated to report production in real time.
"With Aweeba, we finally have a tech partner who understands the stakes of operational downtime. Their support has been proactive, reliable, and tailored to the real-world needs of our facility. From device management to long-term planning, they've brought stability and forward momentum to our IT."— Randy Moore, Vice President Engineering, SIEMAG TECBERG
Go deeper: Shop-floor Wi-Fi → Ransomware protection →
We know what an ECO is
Most IT companies learn your business through tickets. We learned manufacturing by building for it: PSI Power ran its whole operation on a system Aweeba built — project management, engineering change orders, builds, support tickets and customer records.
That matters for IT. When we look at your network, file shares or backups, we're asking where your drawings live, what happens to a build if a server is down, and who needs to see a change order before it reaches the floor.
"They didn't just build us tools — they built exactly what we needed, without overcomplicating the process."— Chris Kruckenberg, Owner, PSI Power
Questions manufacturers ask
What size manufacturer do you work with?
Fully Managed IT is built for companies of roughly 15 to 70 people. Smaller shops with a simple setup — a few computers, one location, no server — may fit IT Essentials. Check eligibility →
Do you come on-site?
Yes. We're based in Littleton and cover the Denver metro in person, Monday through Friday. Most day-to-day support is handled remotely; we come out when the fix needs hands on a machine or a network closet.
Do you support the PCs that run our machines?
Yes. We manage and protect them like any other computer on your network. When the equipment vendor's software limits what can be changed, we work with that vendor directly so the machine stays supported and the rest of your network stays protected.
Our customers require CMMC (or another framework). Can you help?
Yes. If your contracts or customers come with a security framework, we align your IT to it and work alongside your assessor. If a program requires the IT provider itself to hold a certification, we'll tell you where we stand up front, before you commit.
How is pricing set?
One monthly number, sized by the environment we manage rather than headcount. Fully Managed starts at $1,500 a month. The rate holds for the twelve-month term; the number follows what we're actually managing — a computer added or retired moves it, a heavy support month doesn't — and you hear about any change before it lands on an invoice. See pricing →
We already have an IT person. Does that change anything?
No — that's often the best setup. We work alongside them as co-managed IT: they keep the day-to-day knowledge of your plant, and we add depth, tools and coverage. How co-managed works →
Walk us through your floor.
A free IT risk review — on-site if you like. We look at security, backups, network reach, and where production data is leaking, and you get a written summary of what we found whether or not we work together.