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Public organizations need technology that supports staff across offices, facilities and resident-facing services. DeyTech helps connect everyday IT needs with networks, security, cameras, websites and longer-term planning so each project fits the organization around it.
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Based in Oxford, DeyTech works with Michigan local government organizations, including those in Oakland County, Lapeer County and Southeast Michigan. The first discussion covers departments, facilities, current providers and the organization’s planning process. We do not assume every municipality has the same staffing, systems or purchasing arrangements.
ONE VIEW OF THE ORGANIZATION
A township technology plan should connect the work staff do with the systems and outside organizations they rely on. An equipment list is useful, but it does not explain who owns each decision or dependency.
Identify users, work locations, shared equipment and recurring interruptions. Plan account setup, workstation maintenance and a route for support requests. Clarify which applications DeyTech can support directly and where the software vendor needs to be involved.
Review Windows servers, business email, shared files and access arrangements. Document administrative ownership and the needs of different staff roles. Plan onboarding, departures, migrations and maintenance around the applications and information people must continue using.
Identify internet, telephone, software, website and other technology providers. Record contacts, responsibilities and dependencies for agreed projects. DeyTech can help coordinate technical work while the municipality retains its own purchasing and approval decisions.
FACILITIES AND SECURITY
Networks, cameras and staff devices often depend on the same cabling, switches and access arrangements. Facility work needs a shared plan so one upgrade does not leave another system behind.
Review wired connections, Wi-Fi coverage, gateways and the needs of each facility in scope. Discuss appropriate boundaries between staff systems, guests and other equipment. Include cabling, power and site access when planning a replacement or expansion.
Review account protection, MFA, endpoints, patching and backups alongside administrative ownership. Identify essential services and discuss restore priorities. The organization should define its information-handling and retention requirements so technical settings can support those decisions.
Plan views, PoE capacity, recording equipment and authorized access for municipal buildings or other agreed sites. Determine who reviews and exports footage. Consider recording needs and privacy requirements with the organization before selecting equipment or changing coverage.
PUBLIC INFORMATION AND LONGER-TERM WORK
Immediate support, a public website and future equipment purchases compete for staff attention. Separate urgent work from planned improvements and make the dependencies visible.
Review how residents find current information, documents and contact routes. A website project can address navigation, mobile access, accessibility and forms. Define who maintains content and where submissions go; a digital service also needs an internal owner and a clear follow-up process.
Bring equipment condition, support arrangements, vendor dependencies and upcoming needs into a prioritized plan. Distinguish maintenance from replacement or new capabilities. Discuss sequencing, estimated scope and scheduling with the people responsible for budgeting and authorization.
HOW WE WORK
The scope is agreed before work begins, with responsibilities and next steps made clear.
Meet the relevant staff, identify facilities and vendors, and discuss immediate concerns alongside upcoming projects. Agree authorized access and review boundaries.
Document dependencies and separate support needs from capital or planning work. Confirm scope, responsibilities and the organization’s approval process.
Carry out agreed work with staff and relevant providers, check affected services and document the setup. Review ongoing support and future planning decisions.
EXPLORE THE SUPPORT BEHIND THE PLAN
Read the detailed capabilities and engagement options for the areas involved in your project.
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If your project crosses several technology areas, these guides can help you prepare the next conversation.
Tell us about your Michigan township or municipality, the facilities involved and the work ahead. We can help define a coordinated next step across support, infrastructure and digital services.
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