Nine categories. One managed stack.
Today's IT stack is bought as services from dozens of suppliers. SpearPoint sources and manages all nine categories as one portfolio, benchmarked, negotiated, inventoried in SHELBY, and reviewed on a cadence. Pick a category.
The circuits everything else rides on.
Dedicated internet access, broadband, private lines, wavelength services, and fixed wireless that connect offices, data centers, and clouds.
What we source and manage
- Site-by-site availability and benchmarked pricing across carriers and aggregators
- Dedicated internet, broadband, private line, wavelength, fixed wireless, 5G
- Circuit inventory: every location, term, rate, and renewal in SHELBY
- Install and turn-up coordination; SLA misses disputed and recovered for you
- Renewals run 90 days ahead; carrier consolidation where it pays
Typical trigger
- Multi-site or new-location rollouts
- Carrier contracts nobody has re-bid in years
- Resilience and failover requirements
- POTS and copper retirement
Managed networking on top of the circuits.
SD-WAN overlays, managed routers and edge devices, and the orchestration that keeps branch sites performing.
What we source and manage
- SD-WAN and managed-edge design before any supplier is chosen
- Managed router, edge device, and orchestration sourcing
- Underlay/overlay alignment with the circuit inventory
- Performance and SLA tracking per site
- Lifecycle: refresh, renewal, and retirement of edge hardware
Typical trigger
- Branch performance complaints with no clear owner
- Legacy MPLS due for replacement
- Hybrid and multi-cloud traffic steering
- Consolidating edge vendors
Infrastructure without the lock-in surprise.
Public cloud compute and storage, private and hosted cloud, and colocation space, power, and interconnection.
What we source and manage
- Workload mapping and placement: public, private, hosted, colo
- Total-cost comparison including egress, commits, and exit terms
- Colocation, private cloud, and managed hosting sourcing
- Migration partner evaluation and oversight
- Cost governance reviews against the roadmap
Typical trigger
- Datacenter lease or hardware refresh decision
- Cloud spend that outran the plan
- DR and resilience requirements
- Edge compute for distributed sites
Security layered onto the stack we already manage.
Cybersecurity delivered as a service: managed detection and response, firewalls, zero-trust access, and SASE stacks protecting users, sites, and data.
What we source and manage
- Gap assessment against the environment we already inventory
- MDR / SOC-as-a-service, managed firewall, SASE and ZTNA sourcing
- Email security, backup, and disaster recovery
- Compliance-driven requirements: HIPAA, PCI, CMMC, cyber-insurance
- Coverage and renewal reviews so protection tracks the stack
Typical trigger
- Cyber-insurance requirements tightening
- Lean IT team without a 24/7 SOC
- Audit or compliance deadline
- Post-incident remediation
Cloud communications and the contact center, sourced to the workflow.
Voice, video, meetings, messaging, and contact center platforms with their agent tooling and analytics.
What we source and manage
- License and seat-type analysis; call-flow and integration mapping
- Shortlist across every major UCaaS and CCaaS supplier
- Scripted demos, weighted scorecard, benchmarked pricing
- Porting, devices, E911, and true-up negotiation
- Adoption oversight and go-live
Typical trigger
- PBX or legacy contact center at end of life
- Omnichannel or AI-agent requirements
- CRM, EMR, or ITSM integration is non-negotiable
- Hybrid workforce with shifting headcount
Services that make applications fast and reliable.
Load balancing, content delivery, WAN and application performance, and observability tooling.
What we source and manage
- Performance baseline: where the application actually slows down
- Load balancing, CDN, WAN optimization, and APM/observability sourcing
- Architecture review with the network and cloud inventory
- Contract and SLA terms tied to measurable performance
- Ongoing review as applications and traffic change
Typical trigger
- Customer-facing applications with performance complaints
- Global or distributed user base
- Observability tooling sprawl
- Cloud migration exposed latency
Commercial software agreements, renewed on purpose.
Productivity suites, SaaS subscriptions, and enterprise license agreements.
What we source and manage
- License inventory: what's contracted, assigned, and actually used
- Seat right-sizing before renewal, not after
- Enterprise agreement and SaaS renewal negotiation
- Overlap and shelfware identified and retired
- Renewal calendar with 90-day strategy on every agreement
Typical trigger
- Auto-renewals that fired before anyone reviewed them
- Seats paid for that no one uses
- Enterprise agreement coming due
- Tool sprawl across departments
Data platforms and analytics the leadership team runs on.
Warehousing and lakehouse platforms, data integration and pipelines, and BI tooling for reporting.
What we source and manage
- Decisions-first scoping: what leadership needs to see
- Warehouse, lakehouse, integration, and BI platform sourcing
- Unified dashboards across CX, network, and spend
- Data-source and integration planning with the rest of the stack
- KPI review and platform fit on a cadence
Typical trigger
- Reporting scattered across vendor portals
- Leadership can't see cost-to-serve or vendor spend
- Data platform renewal or migration
- Incentive and rebate tracking
AI platforms and intelligent automation bought as services.
Conversational AI, machine-learning platforms, document and workflow automation, and RPA.
What we source and manage
- Workflow-first design: the decision points and data flows before the tool
- Conversational AI, ML platform, document/workflow automation, and RPA sourcing
- Integration with CRM, CCaaS, UCaaS, and the data platform
- Guardrails, testing with real users, and adoption oversight
- Outcome tracking so the pilot becomes a program
Typical trigger
- AI pilots that stalled after the demo
- Contact center or back-office automation targets
- Document-heavy processes
- Leadership mandate to 'do something with AI'
A sampling of available suppliers.
Hundreds of technology suppliers are available across the nine categories. Browse a sampling below. If a supplier you use isn't shown, ask about it in your technology review.
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Same price as going direct. Then some of it comes back.
You buy what you were already going to buy, at the supplier's price. SpearPoint is compensated through regulated distribution, at standard rates, fully disclosed, and your price does not move. Through SPEND, a defined share of that returns to you.