For the fourth year, Ezohiko handled the network and WiFi infrastructure for Aluna Festival. This edition, which set an attendance record with 74,000 festival-goers, brought a specific challenge: keeping 700 connected devices online, most of them cashless payment and access-control…
AI is accelerating the renting of everything: software, data, infrastructure. Delegating your IT should never mean losing it. With Ezohiko, you stay the owner — so you stay free.
Running a business on both sides of the sea? With offices in Lyon and Dublin, Ezohiko manages your IT in France and Ireland through a single point of contact — in English and in French.
From 1 June 2026, Ezohiko adopts three clear pricing tiers: an all-inclusive Fractional IT retainer for the daily work of partner clients, a preferential €120/hr partner rate for their special projects, and €360/hr for one-off engagements from non-contract clients. Here's the story behind it — starting with a CRM built in a few weeks with Claude Code.
NIS2 compliance, backup, GDPR, Microsoft 365 deployment, generative AI quietly embedding itself in everyday work: in 2026, the IT system of an Irish SME is no longer a peripheral topic. But between hiring an in-house CIO, contracting an MSP (Managed…
DRP or BCP? The BCP keeps the business running during the incident, the DRP restarts it after. 2026 guide for Irish SMEs: definitions, RTO/RPO, 3-2-1-1-0 rule, 6-step method and costs.
Microsoft doesn’t back up your data on your behalf. Office 365 backup is your responsibility — and it’s not the same as the 30-day recycle bin. Thousands of businesses discover each year that Microsoft 365 does not guarantee the restoration…
As of April 2026, the NIS2 directive is moving into its concrete phase across Europe. Ireland missed the EU transposition deadline of 17 October 2024 and is currently bringing forward the National Cyber Security Bill 2024, the dedicated piece of…
Every week in Ireland, hundreds of laptops are stolen from business premises. Insurance reimburses the hardware, you buy a new device, and move on. That is exactly the reflex that turns a simple company laptop theft into a ticking time…