The need
Running the firm’s internal applications.
DHN needed infrastructure for its internal applications, local files, and access for staff working in the office or remotely.
What I built
Host applications and support staff access.
I designed and installed an office server to support DHN’s growing set of internal applications. It gives the firm a place to run its software and keep local files, with access for staff working in the office or remotely.
The work includes the less visible parts of running an application: keeping services available, checking security reports, and scheduling copies of files. I built tools that make those jobs easier to follow alongside the firm’s daily work.
Office infrastructure / Access and services
Office applications & files
Services running on the firm’s hardware
- Local processingSupported document tasks
- Connected servicesWhen a feature uses them
- File copiesScheduled transfers
Which services receive documents depends on the application and feature selected.
Implementation
How I approached the work.
Document-processing services
Some document tasks can run on the office hardware. Others connect to services for reading scans or preparing AI-assisted answers and drafts. What gets sent depends on the application and the feature being used.
Continued maintenance
I maintain that setup as the firm’s software grows. The office server is part of the ongoing responsibility that comes with building applications people use for their work.