Technology for Office & Field Teams

A construction company rarely operates from one desk in one building.

Employees may need technology in the office, from a truck, at a customer location, on a jobsite, or while working remotely.

Computer Ties can help support:

Microsoft 365 and business email

Business laptops and workstations

Remote access to company resources

Cloud-based business applications

User accounts and authentication

Cybersecurity and phishing protection

File access and collaboration

Backup and recovery planning

The objective is to make technology accessible where employees need it without creating unnecessary security or support problems.

Supporting Construction Business Applications

Construction companies may rely on estimating, project-management, accounting, scheduling, design, document-management, and other specialized applications.

Business Workstations

Employees using estimating, accounting, CAD, or other demanding applications may need computers selected around the workload rather than standard low-end office hardware.

Microsoft 365

Email, Office applications, shared files, Teams, and other Microsoft services can help employees work consistently across multiple locations.

Computer Ties can assist with licensing, administration, users, account security, and support.

Remote Access

Some information or applications may remain on systems located at the main office.

Remote access should provide employees with the resources they need while limiting unnecessary exposure to internal systems.

Vendor Coordination

When an issue involves specialized construction software, Computer Ties can help determine whether the problem involves the workstation, network, server, remote connection, or application itself and coordinate with the appropriate vendor.

Planning Technology for Growth, Moves & New Employees

Construction organizations can grow quickly and may need to add employees, replace devices, open another office, move facilities, or change business applications.

Computer Ties can help plan needs such as:

New employee computers

Microsoft 365 accounts and licensing

Office internet connectivity

Wired and wireless networking

Printers and shared devices

Remote-access requirements

Equipment moves and installations

Coordination with facility infrastructure

Planning these requirements in advance can reduce the situation where employees arrive before their computer, email, software, or network access is ready.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Computer Ties support employees working from jobsites?

Yes.

Cloud services, business laptops, Microsoft 365, and secure remote access can help supported employees work from different locations.

Can Computer Ties support construction-company laptops?

Yes.

Business laptops and workstations can be supported through project-based services or an ongoing Managed IT relationship.

Can Computer Ties help with an office move?

Yes.

Computer Ties can help plan workstations, internet connectivity, networks, printers, telecommunications, device moves, and other technology affected by an office change.

Can construction companies use Managed IT Services?

Yes.

Managed IT can provide ongoing support around users, devices, Microsoft 365, cybersecurity, backups, documentation, and technology planning.

Support Technology Across the Office & Field

If your construction company is dealing with inconsistent support, aging devices, remote-access problems, Microsoft 365 administration, or technology that does not work consistently across field and office employees, Computer Ties can help review the environment.

The support structure should reflect the way your company works instead of assuming every employee sits inside the same office. Construction firms often need our cloud and remote access solutions alongside day-to-day managed IT services, and are one of the industries we serve across Michigan.