Before talking about work or an agreement, your network has to be understood. The free network analysis is for exactly that: about fifteen hours of work on your network, and a written report you keep.

  • About fifteen hours

    of work on your network

  • A written report

    you keep

  • No commitment

    nothing to sign

What we analyse

Who it is for

The analysis is offered to businesses with 10 or more workstations. It takes about fifteen hours of work: we carry out two a month, in the order eligible requests arrive.

The report

After the analysis, you receive a written report that sets out every possible weakness in your network, what is at risk, and what is worth fixing first.

No commitment

The analysis is free and commits you to nothing. There is nothing to sign to receive it, or to receive the report.

The report stays with you

The report belongs to you. You can keep it to yourself, show it to your team or hand it to someone else. If you then choose to work with MPJM, it becomes the starting point of a monthly block of hours.

Why MPJM

Jonathan Muryn on a podium, a medal around his neck, holding the Québec flag.
Jonathan Muryn, founder of MPJM.
  • In Mascouche.

    Our offices are at 3235 Avenue de la Gare.

  • 5.0 on Google.

    Our clients give us a perfect rating, across 23 reviews.

  • Award-winning in cloud computing.

    Jonathan Muryn is a silver medallist at the 2022 Skills Canada National Competition, in Cloud Computing.

  • Award-winning in network management.

    Our founder, Jonathan Muryn, is a bronze medallist at the 2018 Skills Canada National Competition, in IT network systems administration.

  • Recognised partners.

    MPJM is a partner of Fortinet, Cisco Meraki, Aruba (HPE), Veeam, Dell, Zscaler, Palo Alto Networks and Qumulo.

  • In French and English.

    We serve our clients in both languages.

Request the analysis

Write to us with your company’s name, the number of workstations, and what worries you right now. We confirm whether your request is eligible and when the analysis can start.

The contact form

Sixteen questions, eight domains, a clear picture of your strengths and blind spots.

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