What types of companies do you work with?

We work with mid-market and enterprise companies that have physical operations — hotels, clinics, offices, industrial facilities, retail chains, and remote operations. Typical projects range from $10k to $200k.

Where do you operate?

We currently operate across Argentina, Chile, and Italy. Our team can deploy on-site anywhere in these countries and provide remote support globally.

What makes DITAP different from other IT providers?

Most providers do only one layer — consulting, small fixes, or hardware installation. DITAP integrates everything: we think like strategists and execute like engineers. We design, build, deploy, and operate your entire infrastructure.

Can you take over our existing infrastructure?

Yes. We start with a comprehensive assessment of your current setup, identify gaps and risks, and build a migration roadmap that minimizes disruption while improving reliability.

Do you offer ongoing support after deployment?

Absolutely. We provide 24/7 monitoring, proactive maintenance, incident response, and SLA-backed support. Infrastructure isn't a one-time project — it needs continuous attention.

Can you work in remote or hard-to-reach locations?

This is one of our strengths. We've deployed infrastructure in remote operations using Starlink, satellite backup, ruggedized equipment, and power systems designed for challenging environments.

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SMB

One network, four branches: ending the connectivity chaos

Distribution SMB with 4 branches, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Branches on one managed network

70%

Reduction in connectivity incidents

-50%

Ticket resolution time

100%

Centralized network visibility

Challenge

Each branch had solved its own connectivity independently over the years: different providers, different configurations, and zero centralized visibility. When a branch went offline, the IT team found out from a phone call from the local manager, not from an alert.

Approach

We audited the connectivity and hardware at each branch, standardized configuration criteria, and designed a centrally managed network with unified monitoring across all four locations. We migrated branch by branch, starting with the one reporting the most incidents.

Solution

We installed standardized network equipment at all four branches, connected via site-to-site VPN so they behave as a single internal network, and built a centralized dashboard with automatic alerts. IT now detects an outage before end users notice.

In the client's words