Engineering and energy-services firms
Offices in and around the Energy Corridor, between Beltway 8 and the Grand Parkway, that work with large drawings, models and field data for demanding clients.
Managed IT services
for Katy and the west side
From the Energy Corridor out to Katy, the west side runs on engineering, energy services and the businesses that grew up around them. Chrysalis Tech Group helps them run IT that works in the office, at home and in the field.
- Cloud setups for office and field teams
- Backup and recovery planned around flooding
- 24/7 IT support
Managed IT services in Katy
Chrysalis Tech Group provides managed IT services in Katy and along Interstate 10 into the Energy Corridor, for firms whose work moves between the office, home and the field. One team covers 24/7 support, cloud and Microsoft 365, cybersecurity, backup and networks on a flat monthly fee quoted on the scope you agree. Chrysalis has offices in The Woodlands and Humble; remote and onsite support for your Katy office is set out in your plan.
Who Chrysalis works with on the west side
Katy itself sits where Harris, Fort Bend and Waller counties meet, and the business area around it stretches east along the Katy Freeway into the Energy Corridor.
Field and project teams
Companies with people on job sites and plants who need the same secure access to files and email as the office.
Medical, dental and professional practices
Practices that followed the population west along Interstate 10 and the Grand Parkway and now hold patient or client data that has to be protected.
Three things to plan for on the west side
Each one comes from how and where people here work.
Big files in many places
Engineering drawings and project data are heavy. When they live on one office server, field staff and home workers wait on slow connections or keep their own copies, and nobody is sure which version is current.
Reservoir and bayou flooding
Neighborhoods inside the Addicks and Barker reservoirs flooded during Harvey, and the controlled releases sent water down Buffalo Bayou. If the only copy of your project data sits in an office nobody can reach, the work stops with it.
Home offices at the end of a long commute
Plenty of Katy residents commute along the Katy Freeway, and many firms now let them work from home part of the week. Home networks and personal devices need the same protection as the office, or they become the easy way in.
What Chrysalis runs for Katy businesses
The plan starts with managed IT and adds what your work needs.
Cloud file access that keeps up
Project files moved to Microsoft 365 or a cloud setup sized for large drawings, with permissions that match how your teams actually work.
Secure remote and field access
Multi-factor authentication (MFA), managed laptops and secure connections for home offices and job sites, so a lost laptop does not leave company accounts open.
Backup and disaster recovery
Off-site backups, a written recovery plan and server hosting at Fibertown, a data center rated for up to a Category 5 hurricane, so work can carry on if the office is cut off.
Help desk for the office, home and field
24/7 support for people wherever they are working, plus monitoring, patching and Microsoft 365 administration, for one flat monthly fee.
What changes for west side teams
- One current version of every project file, reachable from the office, home or site.
- Field and home workers protected to the same standard as the office.
- A plan for the next flood that does not depend on reaching the building.
From a Chrysalis client.
Steve McVille, chief executive of Pro Box, on the monitoring service Chrysalis runs for the business.
Read more client stories“With your monitoring service in place, you always know the second we go offline and are calling us to get it resolved. With all of these services in place I can spend my time doing what I do best, which is sell my product and not worrying about IT issues.”
A clear plan.
From the first conversation.
Understand your environment, agree on the priorities, then make progress together.
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Listen first
Talk through your business, current systems and what needs to change.
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Find the gaps
Assess risks and build a practical plan around your priorities.
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Make it work
Put the agreed technology and security improvements in place.
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Keep improving
Stay supported as your people, systems and business evolve.
Frequently asked questions
Questions from Katy and Energy Corridor businesses.
Do you have an office in Katy?
No. Chrysalis Tech Group’s offices are in The Woodlands and Humble, on the north side of the metro. It supports Katy businesses remotely and onsite as agreed in each service plan, and your plan sets out how onsite work is arranged for your office.
Do you work with engineering firms in the Energy Corridor?
Yes. Architecture, engineering and energy firms are among the industries Chrysalis supports, and the energy and engineering pages go into more detail. The work usually centers on large files, remote access and security.
Our office stayed dry in Harvey. Do we still need a flood plan?
Yes. During Harvey, offices that never took water were still closed because the roads, power or internet around them failed. A continuity plan covers how your people keep working and how calls reach you when the building is out of reach.
Can our field staff use the same systems as the office?
Yes. Microsoft 365, cloud file storage and managed devices let field and home workers reach the same files securely. Chrysalis sets up the access, protects the devices and supports the people using them, 24/7.
Get your west side IT in order
Describe how your teams work between the office, home and the field, and Chrysalis will map what you have and what to fix first. Call sales on 713.575.2608 or use the form.
- Sales and new inquiries713.575.2608
- Client support713.575.2626
- Email[email protected]