Technology planned around the realities of your industry.
UBM translates facility conditions, workflows, users, risk, continuity, and review requirements into coordinated infrastructure, security, communications, cloud, custom software, responsible automation, and ongoing support.
Start with your operating environment.
Choose the closest fit. Requirements are confirmed during discovery, and a turnkey solution may combine internet, infrastructure, security, communications, cloud, software, automation, and ongoing management.
Secure, resilient clinical and administrative technology with private connectivity, verified recovery, responsible automation, and clear human ownership.
UBM can design technical safeguards intended to support an organization’s HIPAA-aligned security program. Compliance also depends on the organization’s policies, training, risk assessments, vendor agreements, administrative procedures, and lawful use of the systems. Administrative AI tools do not diagnose, provide medical advice, or make autonomous clinical decisions. Final coding, compliance, billing, and submission decisions remain with authorized personnel.
- Dense clinical and administrative device environments
- Protected medical records and controlled remote access
- Internet redundancy and multi-site continuity
- Backup verification and restoration readiness
- High-volume appointment, billing, and document workflows
- Privacy-conscious physical security
- Segmented networks, enterprise Wi-Fi, private VPN, and redundant internet
- Identity, endpoint, firewall, device, cloud, and server management
- Encrypted backups, monitoring, restoration testing, and continuity planning
- VoIP and administrative AI voice workflows
- Clinic buildout with internet, network, voice, security, cloud, and handoff
- Medical-record safeguard and backup modernization
- Appointment intake and billing-department routing
- Medical billing document, review-queue, and status workflow
- Employee onboarding, device provisioning, and access review
- Multi-location connectivity and continuity dashboard
Facility-wide connectivity, visibility, private multi-site access, and operational automation for scanners, mobile workstations, cameras, gates, and inventory workflows.
Coverage, equipment placement, retention, and continuity should be validated against the facility and actual traffic patterns.
- Difficult warehouse Wi-Fi
- Large footprints and loading areas
- Scanners and mobile workstations
- Inventory-zone visibility
- Private connectivity across locations
- Manual exception handling
- Warehouse Wi-Fi, fiber, private VPN, and SD-WAN
- Network segmentation and centralized monitoring
- Assisted video events and access control
- Multi-location operations dashboards
- Scanner and mobile-workstation coverage
- Loading and inventory-zone event alerts
- Private warehouse-to-office connectivity
- Inventory exception dashboard and workflow integration
Repeatable store technology connecting reliable internet, segmented networks, communications, physical security, assisted workflows, and central reporting.
Payment and customer-data responsibilities remain with the retailer and its authorized payment and compliance providers.
- Multiple vendors and locations
- Guest and business traffic
- Point-of-sale dependence
- Limited onsite technical staff
- Standardized connectivity and POS-supporting infrastructure
- Business and guest segmentation
- Cloud communications and intelligent routing
- Surveillance, access control, and assisted event review
- Turnkey new-store technology package
- Multi-location network and failover refresh
- Customer intake and store task routing
- Central camera, connectivity, and support dashboard
Secure hybrid-work technology with managed identity, cloud collaboration, virtual reception, document assistance, workflow automation, and connected client communications.
Access controls, retention, and data handling should match the firm’s contractual, professional, and legal obligations.
- Hybrid work
- Sensitive business information
- Document collaboration
- Reliable client communications
- Managed endpoints, identity, and secure remote access
- Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace support
- Virtual receptionist and CRM integration
- Document knowledge assistants
- Office move and hybrid-work design
- Virtual receptionist with scheduling and human transfer
- Internal document assistant with controlled access
- CRM-connected intake and approval workflow
Guest-facing and back-office technology planned together across segmented connectivity, communications, physical security, property systems, and assisted service workflows.
Service design should account for the selected hospitality platforms, property layout, operating hours, and approved guest-data practices.
- Guest Wi-Fi expectations
- Always-moving staff
- Property coverage
- Multiple operational systems
- Guest and business network separation
- Property-wide wireless and internet redundancy
- Cloud phones, assisted intake, and staff routing
- Video, intercom, and access workflows
- Property network modernization
- Front-desk and department routing
- Guest, staff, and operational segmentation
- Multi-property status and service workflow
Resilient facility networks, controlled private connectivity, centralized visibility, and operational automation where office and production systems share space.
Operational technology changes require coordination with equipment owners, safety procedures, and production constraints.
- Industrial interference
- Legacy equipment
- Production continuity
- Vendor and remote access
- Fiber, switching, and industrial-area Wi-Fi
- Segmentation, private VPN, and controlled vendor access
- Surveillance and access control
- Operational dashboards
- Plant network segmentation
- Wireless coverage for mobile operations
- Controlled vendor and branch connectivity
- Operations dashboard and exception workflow
A consistent technology model connecting internet, SD-WAN or private VPN, security, communications, cloud, monitoring, and support across every site.
Standards should be documented while preserving differences in site size, bandwidth, workflow, and risk.
- Inconsistent site designs
- Distributed support
- Separate phone and security systems
- Limited central visibility
- Internet provisioning and redundant circuits
- SD-WAN, private VPN, and cloud connectivity
- Centralized security and cloud communications
- Monitoring and multi-location dashboards
- Repeatable location deployment standard
- Private site connectivity with failover
- Central phone, firewall, device, and camera administration
- Multi-location operations and health dashboard
Coordinated property connectivity, physical security, visitor workflows, remote management, maintenance integration, and automated communication across facilities.
Privacy, access, footage, and tenant requirements depend on the property, selected systems, agreements, and applicable rules.
- Tenant and common-area separation
- Vendor coordination
- Entry management
- Remote property oversight
- Property connectivity, building networks, and risers
- Access control, visitor workflows, and intercoms
- Surveillance, assisted event review, and retention planning
- Remote management and system-health monitoring
- Common-area and management connectivity
- Credential, visitor, and contractor workflow
- Camera, gate, and intercom modernization
- Maintenance-alert routing and multi-property dashboard
Regulated organizations remain responsible for determining and meeting their legal, contractual, and compliance obligations. UBM helps translate confirmed requirements into the technology scope.