IT Support for Manufacturers and Distributors
WTC delivers fast, reliable IT support for manufacturers and distributors, helping you keep production moving.
WTC provides managed IT services for manufacturers that keep systems online, protect sensitive data, and support your growth.
Manufacturers can’t afford IT downtime. That’s why WTC delivers managed IT services built specifically for the pace and precision of production environments. Here’s a look at what sets us apart:
With WTC, you get industrial IT solutions from a partner that speaks your language and understands your workflows.
We’ve helped manufacturers and distributors cut downtime, simplify IT management, and strengthen compliance.
Industry: Fastener Distribution | Location: Northern California | WTC Client Since: 2014
THE CHALLENGE
When WTC began supporting this Northern California fastener distributor in 2014, the company operated six locations with a consistent infrastructure problem. Network performance was unreliable and ERP connectivity between branches was dropping. For a distributor depending on real-time inventory and order data across multiple sites, inconsistent connectivity was not a minor inconvenience. It was a daily drag on operations.
WHAT WTC DID
WTC migrated the company’s server infrastructure to Microsoft Azure and established direct, stable connections between all six locations. Alongside the migration, the team upgraded network equipment, wireless systems, security cameras, structured cabling, and VoIP phones across every site, modernizing the full technology environment in a single coordinated project.
THE OUTCOME
More than ten years later, this fastener distributor is one of WTC’s longest-running client partnerships. The infrastructure built in 2014 has scaled with the company through a decade of growth, and the relationship has not required a provider change since.
Our approach is built to stop problems before they start. WTC provides:
THE CHALLENGE
When WTC partnered with this Houston-based trucking company in 2017, they operated six locations and had one persistent technology problem: ERP connectivity between branches was breaking down. With technicians, salespeople, and service staff spread across multiple sites all depending on the same business systems, unreliable connectivity was costing the company in delays, miscommunication, and time.
WHAT WTC DID
WTC migrated the company’s servers to a private data center and upgraded network infrastructure across all six locations, improving internet performance and wireless coverage company-wide. The result was a centralized, stable environment that all locations could depend on for consistent access to business-critical applications.
THE OUTCOME
Since 2017, this company has grown from 6 locations to 14 and from a smaller team to more than 200 users, all operating from the centralized systems WTC built. WTC has supported every location addition and acquisition along the way, providing IT infrastructure that scaled with the business rather than constraining it.
Industry: Trucking Sales, Rental & Service | Location: Houston, Texas | WTC Client Since: 2017
Our managed services package includes handling all your IT needs for a fixed monthly fee, freeing you to focus on boosting revenue growth.
The Problem
A manufacturing company was compromised by Akira ransomware after attackers exploited a zero-day SonicWall vulnerability through an SSL VPN connection. This allowed the attackers to gain control of Active Directory and attempt lateral movement into Azure-hosted servers.
The Solution
The WTC Kaseya security stack quickly contained the threat by isolating the affected Azure servers, limiting the impact to only a few folders on the SQL Server. Our local IT team restored the on-premises domain controller, reset all Active Directory passwords, updated the SonicWall firewall, and disabled SSL VPN access.
We then restored the SQL Server from a secure pre-attack backup in about 10 minutes, verified new credentials, and safely returned systems to production.
The Result
Because the threat was contained quickly, the impact was limited to only a few folders on the SQL Server and systems were safely restored to production.