IT support in Belgravia

Belgravia is rarely a shop-floor problem. It is a small office, often a mews or a room in a house, with few people and a high cost when the wrong person can still open the work. We design for that, not for a high street.

The usual finding is access that grew by favour. An assistant who left can still open the mailbox. A laptop was never enrolled, so it cannot be locked. The record lives in a personal account because that was quicker on the day it was set up.

We rewrite access around the role, close it the day someone leaves, and put mail and files in an account the office owns. A lost machine is locked the day it is reported. The rule has to survive a busy morning, or people will switch it off.

Private AI is in scope only inside a boundary agreed in writing. A public chat box is the wrong place for a family office, a client file or a household that is also the business. If the history is a mess, we say so before anyone points a model at it.

Belgravia is covered with Chelsea, on the same company and the same plans as South West London. The health check is the start when nobody has written the estate down. Performance is the one-hour clock, on systems we run, by phone or remote session.