Services | Ai Automation

Services | Ai Automation from TexMG. Houston managed IT services, cybersecurity, cloud solutions, and VoIP for small and mid-sized businesses.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's included in your managed IT support plan?

Every plan includes 24/7 help desk, proactive monitoring of servers, endpoints, and network, patch and update management, vendor coordination, on-site response in the Houston metro, security baseline (antivirus/EDR, MFA, email security), monthly reporting, and a dedicated account manager.

How quickly will someone respond to a ticket?

Our average answer time on the live help desk is under 30 seconds. Critical issues (downtime, security events) are triaged immediately. Standard requests typically receive a response within 15 minutes during business hours and within an hour after hours.

How much does managed IT support cost?

Most Houston SMBs invest $100–$300 per user per month, depending on environment complexity, security stack, and compliance requirements. Pricing is flat and per-user with no long-term contracts.

Do you require a long-term contract?

No. TexMG operates on month-to-month agreements. If we are not earning your business every month, you can leave without penalty or early termination fees.

Can you work alongside our internal IT person (co-managed IT)?

Yes. Co-managed IT is one of our most common engagements — we provide 24/7 monitoring, after-hours coverage, security tooling, and project capacity while your internal lead owns day-to-day priorities.

How do you handle on-site work in Houston?

Engineers dispatch from our Houston office to anywhere in the metro — Energy Corridor, Galleria, Sugar Land, Katy, The Woodlands, Pearland, and beyond — with same-business-day on-site response for hardware, network, and escalations.

What does a layered cybersecurity stack actually include?

Endpoint protection (next-gen antivirus and EDR), email security and anti-phishing, multi-factor authentication, conditional access, DNS filtering, vulnerability scanning, 24/7 SOC monitoring, security awareness training with simulated phishing, immutable backups, and a documented incident response plan.

Do you offer SOC monitoring with real human analysts?

Yes. Our 24/7/365 Security Operations Center is staffed with human analysts who triage alerts, escalate confirmed incidents, and coordinate response — not just an automated alerting tool.

Can you help us pass a vendor security questionnaire?

Yes. We help Houston SMBs (especially Energy Corridor and Ship Channel vendors) pass enterprise vendor security reviews — including documented controls, written policies, and audit-ready evidence packages.

What happens if we get hit by ransomware?

We invoke our incident response runbook: contain the affected systems, preserve evidence, coordinate with cyber insurance and legal counsel if engaged, restore from immutable backups, and lead remediation. Clients on our security stack typically restore operations in hours, not weeks.

Do you support HIPAA, PCI, or SOC 2 cybersecurity controls?

Yes. Our security stack and documentation are designed to map directly to HIPAA, PCI-DSS, SOC 2, NIST CSF, and Texas data privacy requirements. We work alongside your auditor and provide evidence packages.

How is security awareness training delivered?

Short, monthly micro-trainings combined with quarterly simulated phishing campaigns. Reporting shows per-user click rates over time so you can see your human risk posture trending down.

What does a Microsoft 365 migration with TexMG look like?

We start with discovery (mailboxes, shared drives, SharePoint, Teams, identity, devices), build a written migration plan with rollback steps, run a pilot with a small group, then cut the rest of the org over — typically on a weekend — with white-glove user support on Monday morning.

Will we lose email or files during the migration?

No. We use staged migrations with verified replication and rollback procedures. Across documented engagements, our standard is zero data loss.

Do you handle Azure and hybrid cloud, not just Microsoft 365?

Yes. We design and operate Azure environments, Azure Virtual Desktop, hybrid identity (Entra ID + on-prem AD), and hybrid file/server architectures for clients who can't or shouldn't go fully cloud.

Can you help us reduce our Microsoft 365 spend?

Yes. We routinely save Houston SMBs 20–35% on Microsoft 365 by right-sizing license tiers, removing unused seats, consolidating add-ons, and switching to annual commitments where it makes sense.

How do you secure cloud environments after migration?

MFA everywhere, conditional access policies, Intune for device management, data loss prevention rules, audit logging, and integration with our 24/7 SOC. Security is baked into the migration — not bolted on later.

Do you provide ongoing management after the migration?

Yes. Most Houston clients keep us as their ongoing cloud operations team — patching, license management, security policy updates, user lifecycle, backup, and Tier 1–3 support.

Can we keep our current Houston business phone numbers?

Yes. We handle local number porting for Houston-area carriers as part of every cutover. Your numbers stay yours — including main lines, direct dials, and toll-free.

Do you support Microsoft Teams Voice?

Yes. We deploy Microsoft Teams Phone with Direct Routing or Operator Connect so your team makes and takes business calls inside Teams — across desktop, mobile, and desk phones.

How much does business VoIP cost?

Most Houston SMBs pay $20–$45 per user per month depending on features (basic seat, full unified communications, contact center). Pricing is flat per-user with no long-term contracts.

Will VoIP work reliably during a Houston storm or internet outage?

Yes — with proper design. We configure failover to mobile apps and cellular, automatic call forwarding rules, and (for higher-tier deployments) redundant internet circuits so calls keep flowing during storms or grid events.

Can VoIP support multiple offices or remote workers?

Yes. One phone system, multiple sites, and any number of remote or field workers — all under one dial plan, one set of extensions, and one admin portal.

Do you replace our existing desk phones?

Often, but not always. Many modern IP desk phones can be reprovisioned. When replacement makes sense, we recommend, source, and deploy the right hardware as part of the project.