Servers & Storage
File servers, application servers, NAS and direct-attached storage, drives, and backup targets — specified against capacity, redundancy, and recovery requirements.
03 / Trading & Distribution
File servers, storage, networking, racks and power — supplied and specified by the same corporation that builds and runs the systems sitting on top of them. Plus construction materials and general merchandise, wholesale or retail.
Business Line 03
IT infrastructure supply, construction materials, and general trading — operated from Lucena City, Quezon, wholesale or retail, direct or on an agency basis.
Most infrastructure hardware is bought against a price list, by someone who will never have to restore from it at two in the morning.
We sell it differently, because our own engineers deploy and manage this class of equipment for clients every week. A file server gets specified against the capacity, redundancy, and backup window it actually has to meet — not against whatever had margin on it.
Alongside the IT hardware, this business line continues to trade construction materials, goods, wares, and merchandise on both wholesale and retail terms, and acts as distributor, broker, or agent where that is the arrangement that fits.
What we supply
The four hardware groups that make up a server room, plus the wider trading lines the business line has always carried.
File servers, application servers, NAS and direct-attached storage, drives, and backup targets — specified against capacity, redundancy, and recovery requirements.
Switches, routers, firewalls, wireless access points, and the structured cabling, patch panels and outlets that tie them together.
Server cabinets and open racks, PDUs, UPS units, cable management, and the mounting hardware that keeps an install tidy and serviceable.
Desktops, laptops, monitors, peripherals, and point-of-sale hardware — including the terminals our desktop systems are built to run on.
Materials supplied for building works — sourced for our own projects and for external contractors and developers.
General goods, wares, and merchandise traded on wholesale or retail terms, handled as principal or on an agency basis.
Need a specific make, model, or configuration? We quote against the actual requirement rather than a fixed catalogue — so tell us the workload, the capacity, and the date it has to be live, and we will come back with a specification, availability, and terms. If you would rather just send a parts list, that works too.
How we can act
The commercial relationship changes depending on which of these fits. It is worth being explicit about it early.
Supply at volume to businesses, contractors, and resellers, priced on quantity rather than unit.
Supply in smaller quantities direct to the end buyer, without a minimum order built for the trade.
Carrying and moving a supplier's products into the market, taking responsibility for the onward sale.
Acting between buyer and supplier on products and services, arranging the transaction rather than holding the goods.
Hardware, system, building
Supply is a business in its own right. It is also why a JAGG server room does not arrive as three separate deliveries from three companies that have never spoken.
Our engineers size the hardware around what the system has to do — capacity, redundancy, and backup window — before anything is quoted.
Because the same corporation runs the software division, the kit can arrive already matched to the deployment it is going to host.
Where we are also building, the rack space, power, and cable routes are designed into the works instead of found afterwards.
You do not need to be a software or construction client. We supply hardware, materials, and goods to external buyers directly.
Why this business line
Our engineers deploy and manage servers, storage, and networks for clients — so the specification comes from operating experience, not a datasheet.
Storage and backup hardware is quoted against the restore you will actually need one day, not only the terabytes on the label.
Volume terms for trade buyers, single units for a direct buyer — the same business line handles both, across hardware and materials.
Where we are not the right party to hold the goods we will act as broker or agent — and if we cannot meet your timeline, we will say so rather than quote and hope.
Questions
Infrastructure hardware: file and application servers, NAS and direct-attached storage, drives and backup targets, switches, routers, firewalls, wireless access points, structured cabling, racks, PDUs and UPS units, plus workstations, laptops, peripherals, and point-of-sale hardware.
Not as a fixed list. Infrastructure requirements vary too much to price generically, so we quote against your actual requirement. Send the workload and capacity — or simply a parts list — and we will respond with a specification, availability, and terms.
Yes. Our software and IT business line deploys and manages this class of equipment, so we can size a server, storage array, or network against what the system has to do rather than leave the sizing to you.
Installation, deployment, and ongoing management are handled by our software and IT business line as a separate scope of work. You are welcome to buy the hardware alone and install it yourself.
No. This business line supplies external contractors, developers, businesses, and direct buyers independently of our other two business lines.
Yes. Construction materials, goods, wares, and merchandise remain part of the business line, on wholesale or retail terms, and we act as distributor, broker, or agent where that suits the arrangement. For materials into a live build, see the construction business line.
Email [email protected] or call 0955 175 3140 with what you need, the quantity, and when it has to be on site or live.
Other business lines
Web, mobile and desktop builds, cloud and server management, integration, and cybersecurity.
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Explore Construction 00 / OverviewHow the three business lines work together, and when combining them helps.
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A server and storage requirement, a network refresh, a parts list, or a materials order — with the quantity and the date it has to be live or on site. We will come back on specification, availability, and terms.