Airport-area businesses
Freight, logistics, travel and hospitality firms near George Bush Intercontinental Airport that work early, late and across time zones.
IT support in Humble
and Kingwood
Between George Bush Intercontinental Airport and Lake Houston, businesses know where the water goes. Chrysalis Tech Group, which has an office in Humble, helps them get critical systems out of harm’s way and plan for the next flood.
- Moves from office servers to the cloud
- Backup and recovery planned for floods
- 24/7 IT support
IT support for Kingwood and Humble
Chrysalis Tech Group provides IT support in Kingwood and Humble with a focus on what this flood-prone corner of northeast Houston needs: data out of the building, backups you can restore and help at any hour. One team looks after computers, networks, security and phones, with 24/7 support, on a flat monthly fee quoted on the scope you agree. Chrysalis has an office in Humble and works with Humble and Kingwood businesses remotely and onsite, as agreed in your plan.
Who Chrysalis works with in Humble and Kingwood
Humble is its own city in northeast Harris County. Kingwood has been part of the City of Houston since it was annexed, though everyone still calls it Kingwood, and a small part of it reaches into Montgomery County.
Retail and service businesses
Shops and service companies around Deerbrook Mall and the retail centers along the Eastex Freeway that depend on Wi-Fi, networks and phones every hour they are open.
Professional and medical offices in Kingwood
Small practices and firms in and around Kingwood Town Center, often with one server in a closet that nobody wants to touch.
IT risks in this corner of Houston
Here the geography shapes the risk.
A river that has flooded Kingwood before
During Hurricane Harvey the West Fork of the San Jacinto River rose into Kingwood, and homes and businesses across Humble and Kingwood flooded. A server on the ground floor is one storm away from a long rebuild.
The server in the closet
Plenty of small offices still run an aging in-house server for files, email or accounting software. When it fails, work stops until the hardware is replaced and the data restored, if a usable backup exists.
Work that does not stop at five
Businesses tied to the airport and to freight run early mornings, late nights and weekends. Their IT problems do not wait for office hours, and neither should their support.
What Chrysalis does for Humble and Kingwood businesses
Get the critical systems out of the building, then look after everything else.
Cloud migration
Planned moves from an in-house server to Microsoft 365 and cloud services, with files, email and permissions moved over and checked. It is the kind of move Murphy’s Corporate Housing Associates made with Chrysalis.
Backup and disaster recovery
Off-site backups you can restore, a written recovery plan, and hosting at Fibertown, a data center rated for up to a Category 5 hurricane, for servers that still need to exist.
24/7 help desk and monitoring
Support around the clock for staff on early and late shifts, with systems monitored for warning signs.
Store and front-office technology
Wi-Fi, networks and business phones for stores and service counters, set up and supported by the same team.
What changes after the move
- Files and email you can reach from anywhere, even when high water closes the office.
- No single server whose failure stops the business.
- Someone to call at five in the morning as well as five in the afternoon.
From a Chrysalis client.
Frank Garcia of Murphy’s Corporate Housing Associates on the firm’s move from an in-house server to the cloud.
Read more client stories“The company successfully migrated from an in-house server to a cloud-based solution, thanks to Chrysalis MSP. It was a seamless transition, and the team proved to be reliable and responsive to the firm's inquiries. They used their experience to recommend solutions to meet the client's requirements.”
A clear plan.
From the first conversation.
Understand your environment, agree on the priorities, then make progress together.
- 1
Listen first
Talk through your business, current systems and what needs to change.
- 2
Find the gaps
Assess risks and build a practical plan around your priorities.
- 3
Make it work
Put the agreed technology and security improvements in place.
- 4
Keep improving
Stay supported as your people, systems and business evolve.
Frequently asked questions
Questions from Humble and Kingwood businesses.
Do you have an office in Humble or Kingwood?
Yes, in Humble. The Chrysalis Tech Group office is at 13803 Madera Run Pkwy, Suite 805, Humble, Texas 77346, and there is a second office in The Woodlands. There is no office in Kingwood itself. Humble and Kingwood businesses are supported remotely and onsite as agreed in each service plan, and your plan sets out how onsite work is arranged.
We flooded in Harvey. Where should we start?
With whatever would stop the business if the building closed tomorrow: the server, the phone lines, paper records and equipment on the ground floor. Chrysalis can review your setup and recommend what to move to the cloud, what to back up off site and what to raise or relocate.
Is moving to the cloud right for a small office?
Often, but not always. Some accounting and industry software still needs a local server. Chrysalis reviews what you run before recommending a move, and where a server has to stay, it can be backed up off site or hosted in a data center.
Can you support businesses that run around the clock?
Yes. Chrysalis provides 24/7 IT support, so staff on early, late and weekend shifts have someone to call. The detail of what is covered is written into your service plan.
Get the server out of the closet
Tell Chrysalis what you run and where it lives. The first conversation looks at your server, backups and phones, and at what a flood would do to them. Call sales on 713.575.2608 or use the form.
- Sales and new inquiries713.575.2608
- Client support713.575.2626
- Email[email protected]