Treo organizes IT services around the work that actually needs ownership: everyday support, recoverability, cloud administration, specialized systems, and practical AI development.
Most IT needs do not arrive neatly labelled. A support problem may be a vendor coordination problem. A Microsoft 365 issue may be an identity or security issue. An AI idea may require workflow design, data controls, and custom development.
Use this page to find the closest starting point. If the work crosses categories, Treo can help connect the pieces instead of forcing the request into a single service lane.
Users, devices, software vendors, telecom providers, and cloud tools all need follow-through, but no one owns the whole path.
Backups, security tools, insurance requirements, and continuity plans need evidence, not assumptions.
Legacy platforms, Microsoft 365 drift, disconnected data, and new AI workflows need practical integration decisions.
The rows below are not separate silos. They are starting points for a conversation about what Treo should own, what should stay with another vendor, and what needs a more specialized plan.
Best starting point when recurring support, administration, and vendor coordination need one accountable owner.
User support, onboarding, Microsoft 365 administration, workstation issues, vendor escalation, system upkeep, patching, and backup oversight.
Best starting point when the business needs practical protection, recovery confidence, or cyber insurance readiness.
Security assessment, backup validation, recovery testing, continuity planning, insurance documentation, and ongoing security hygiene.
Best starting point when Microsoft 365, identity, licensing, migration, or collaboration tools have become messy or unsupported.
Administration, licensing, access, security configuration, migration planning, collaboration support, and cloud platform maintenance.
Best starting point when a business still depends on IBM i, RPG, DB2 for i, legacy workflows, or integrations around that environment.
IBM i administration, RPG and RPGLE programming, modernization planning, API work, web-enabling, reporting, and integration support.
Best starting point when the business wants to use AI responsibly, automate work, or build practical workflows with modern models.
Use-case evaluation, policy and governance, tool testing, workflow design, custom AI solutions, and model choices across cloud or local hardware.
Treo supports general business IT, but many clients also depend on industry systems, rugged environments, clinic workflows, dispatch platforms, guest-facing networks, or legacy IBM i applications.
Tell Treo what is happening in the business. We will help identify whether the next step is managed IT, security and continuity, Microsoft 365, IBM i, AI advisory, custom development, or a more practical combination.