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Integrity-UX is an IT consultancy specializing in infrastructure, based in São Paulo since 2010. We assess, design and run servers, networks, cloud, backup and security for mid-sized and large companies, in Brazil and abroad.
Integrity-UX is an IT consultancy specializing in infrastructure, based in São Paulo since 2010. We assess, design and run servers, networks, cloud, backup and security for mid-sized and large companies, in Brazil and abroad.
We assess the environment and provide improvements.
The work starts with an assessment of the environment you have today: servers, networks, licenses, backups and single points of failure. From there we define the target architecture, the migration plan and the disaster recovery plan, and we carry the execution through, from virtualization to monitoring. Engagements can be fixed or open scope, recurring projects, or staff placement.
See how IT infrastructure consulting works: the types, the engagement models and the five phases of a cloud migration.
Why Integrity-UX is the right partner
Specialized team
A Microsoft Azure certified team that plans and migrates highly complex environments, with a rollback plan agreed before every cutover.
Successful projects
More than 200 projects delivered, from cloud migrations to rebuilding an environment after a cyberattack, for clients such as MARS, Royal Canin, Leroy Merlin and Dafiti.
More than 15 years in business
Managing mission-critical environments since October 2010, in Brazil and abroad. Experience across migrations, environment recovery and continuous operation at mid-sized and large companies.
Microsoft Partner
A Microsoft partner in the CSP program, with an Azure-certified team and our own first-level support, in Portuguese, from people who know your environment.
Transform your business
Infrastructure consulting on fixed or open scope, recurring projects and staff placement.
Some of the companies we work with
Frequently asked questions about IT consulting
It assesses the environment a company already has, designs the target environment, and runs the move between the two. In practice that covers servers, networks, cloud, backup and security, from the first assessment through to day-to-day operation.
With an assessment of the environment you have today: servers, networks, licenses, backups and single points of failure. That is where the target architecture, the migration plan and the disaster recovery plan come from. Without it, any proposal is guesswork.
Support fixes the problem that showed up. Consulting deals with why problems keep showing up: the wrong sizing, an architecture that never kept pace with growth, no redundancy, no recovery plan. One answers the ticket, the other reduces how many tickets there are.
When there is an architecture decision ahead, such as moving to the cloud or changing providers; when the in-house team knows the day-to-day but has not done that particular kind of project before; and when the environment grew without a plan and nobody holds the full map.
No. The in-house team knows the business and the systems, which no consultant has on day one. The consultancy brings experience in projects a company runs once every few years, which is exactly why nobody builds up that repertoire internally.
It depends on the scope. The assessment is usually short, and it is what makes estimating the rest possible with any precision. Migration projects run in phases, and the time for each one comes out of the assessment, not out of a generic table.
It is the component that, on its own, brings the operation down when it fails: a server with no pair, a single internet link, a network device with no redundancy. The assessment hunts for these because that is where the risk concentrates and where the money goes furthest.
Yes. Integrity-UX is an IT consultancy specializing in infrastructure, based in São Paulo since 2010, working with mid-sized and large companies in Brazil and abroad.
That depends on what the company needs. Integrity-UX assesses, designs and also operates, so staying on after delivery is the client's choice, not something the model forces.