What is IT Workplace Management?
IT Workplace Management encompasses the end-to-end administration of an organization's digital work environment — from endpoint devices (laptops, phones, tablets) to collaboration platforms (Microsoft 365, Teams), security tools (CrowdStrike, Zscaler), and identity management (Intune, Azure AD). It ensures employees can work productively and securely, whether on-site or remote.
What does Neurolinks offer for IT Workplace?
Neurolinks provides hands-on IT workplace services for distributed organizations, covering hardware, software, identity, connectivity, and vendor coordination. Our approach combines field support with strategic workplace planning.
- Endpoint management with Microsoft 365, Intune, security tooling, and policy alignment
- Multi-site support coordination for geographically distributed organizations
- Vendor management including lifecycle planning and pragmatic workplace modernization
- Security-first approach with CrowdStrike Falcon, Zscaler, and Datto backup/DR
What is Microsoft Intune?
Microsoft Intune is a cloud-based endpoint management service that controls how devices (Windows, macOS, iOS, Android) access corporate resources. It enables IT teams to enforce security policies, deploy applications, and manage device compliance across an organization without requiring on-premises infrastructure.
What is CrowdStrike Falcon?
CrowdStrike Falcon is a cloud-native endpoint detection and response (EDR) platform that uses AI to detect and prevent cybersecurity threats in real-time. It protects endpoints against malware, ransomware, and advanced persistent threats without requiring traditional antivirus signatures.
Key Results
- 18 veterinary clinics supported as sole IT technician at Anicura Belgium (2023-2025)
- 100% Smart Workplace migration completed for Etex Group HQ Zaventem — first site of the group
- Advised organizations on Workspace as a Service solutions with Microsoft, Dell, HP, and AvePoint at Inetum
Download Case Study: Anicura (PDF)
Methodology
Our IT workplace approach follows a structured cycle: Assess (audit current environment, identify gaps), Plan (define policies, select tools, set SLAs), Deploy (roll out endpoint management, security tools, vendor agreements), and Optimize (monitor, gather feedback, iterate). This methodology has been refined through managing environments ranging from 18-site veterinary networks to enterprise headquarters.