Whether it’s a ransomware scare that exposed how little visibility you have, a warehouse opening that your MSP is struggling to integrate, or an internal IT manager stretched too thin, the first step is the same. Get a clear read on where you actually stand.
Three starting points, all free and all useful whether you hire us or not. You’ll speak to a senior engineer who understands operational environments, not a salesperson working from a script.
Designed for operations teams already using AI for route planning, documentation or customer communication, often without company oversight. We review your AI tool usage, Shadow AI exposure and data risk. 60 minutes.
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Designed for NYC logistics and distribution companies that need a clear read on their cybersecurity posture and ransomware readiness. In an operational environment, a breach doesn’t just cost data. It stops dispatch. 60–90 minutes.
Contact us today to book a zero commitment, zero cost assessment.
Designed for logistics firms with an internal IT manager or small IT team who need added capacity, specialized expertise, or escalation coverage without replacing the team they already have. 30 minutes.
Contact us today to book a zero commitment, zero cost assessment.
In logistics and distribution, technology isn’t background noise. It drives dispatch, warehouse operations, customer visibility and the delivery commitments that define your reputation. When systems fail, routes don’t run. When a security breach hits, operations can stop entirely.
Most MSPs are built for office environments, not operational ones. They treat a server outage as a ticket rather than a stopped shipment. They’ve never had to integrate a TMS with a WMS, or bring a new warehouse online without disrupting the ones already running.
Haber Group is different. We’ve supported operationally complex New York businesses since 2000, in environments where downtime costs money by the hour rather than by the incident.
The IT challenges that hold NYC logistics and distribution companies back are rarely the ones a generic help desk is set up to solve. Here’s where we spend most of our time.
Ransomware attacks targeting logistics operations have surged, and the sector is under-protected. A single incident can freeze dispatch, halt warehouse systems and stop customer deliveries for days. We build layered defence and tested recovery before an incident, not after.
Managing IT across warehouses, distribution hubs and offices takes more than a generic support model. We design and manage networking, connectivity and infrastructure that works consistently across every site, including the ones you haven’t opened yet.
Aging Windows Server, on-premise email and fragmented TMS and WMS platforms create security risk and operational drag. We build a structured modernization path from legacy to modern platforms, designed to minimise disruption to live operations.
Your IT manager spends all their bandwidth maintaining what exists, with nothing left for modernization. Our co-managed model adds capacity, covers escalations and takes on projects, without replacing the team you already have.
Unpredictable IT costs eat into margins and make forecasting unreliable. We provide vCIO-level guidance that aligns technology investment with operational priorities, margin improvement and exit readiness.
Integration and workflow support across CAD, project management (Procore, Deltek), time billing, ERP, and accounting — eliminating the manual workarounds that slow project teams down.
Haber Group’s model for logistics and distribution companies starts from one insight: in an operational business, IT problems are never just IT problems. A server outage isn’t a ticket. It’s a truck that doesn’t leave. A ransomware incident isn’t a security event. It’s a week of missed customer commitments.
So we start with the operational goal, then build the technology that protects it.
24/7 monitoring, unlimited support and a dedicated client contact who knows your operation. Built for environments where downtime costs money by the hour.
Capacity and expertise for internal IT managers at growing logistics firms. Escalation cover, project delivery and specialist skills, without replacing your team.
Operations teams increasingly use AI for route planning, documentation and customer communication, often without oversight. We identify Shadow AI usage, set acceptable-use policies and configure tools like Microsoft Copilot for safe deployment.
Huntress MDR, MFA enforcement, backup hardening and ransomware preparedness, built for companies where a breach means operational shutdown rather than an inconvenience.
vCIO advisory, technology roadmapping, budget planning and exit readiness. Predictable per-user pricing that scales with headcount, so IT stops being an unforecastable cost.
Reliable networking across warehouses, hubs and offices, managed centrally with Cisco Meraki. Plus a structured path off legacy systems to Microsoft 365 and Azure, without disrupting live operations.
Three people usually sit around the table when a logistics business changes IT provider. Each has a different problem, and each of them has to be satisfied.
Owner / CEO / President
You need IT costs you can forecast and technology that supports growth rather than constraining it. You want a partner who thinks about margin, exit readiness and risk, not just tickets closed.
What keeps you up at night: unpredictable IT spend eating into margin. A ransomware incident that stops the business. An IT model that hasn’t kept pace with where the company is going.
IT Manager / Director
You’re maintaining legacy systems across multiple sites with no bandwidth left for modernization. You need a co-managed partner who adds capacity and expertise without creating a power struggle.
What keeps you up at night: a security gap you know about but can’t get funded. Legacy infrastructure consuming every hour you have. Justifying IT investment in terms finance actually responds to.
COO / VP Operations
Deliveries depend on systems that work. You need IT that keeps dispatch, warehouse and customer systems running, and doesn’t add operational complexity when something goes wrong.
What keeps you up at night: a system failure that stops routes running. Fragmented visibility that slows decisions. Missed customer commitments you couldn’t have prevented.
Most IT providers in NYC have logistics clients. Very few are built for operational environments. Here’s where that difference shows up.
A generic MSP treats a system failure as a ticket to close. We treat it as a stopped shipment. We’ve supported operationally complex New York businesses since 2000, in environments where downtime is measured in revenue.
A generic MSP sells you antivirus and calls it security. We build layered defense with Huntress MDR, MFA enforcement and hardened backups, then test recovery before you need it.
A generic MSP struggles when you open a new location. We design infrastructure that scales across warehouses, hubs and offices, so adding a site is a project rather than a crisis.
A generic MSP often replaces internal IT or creates conflict with it. Our model is designed to complement internal IT managers, adding capacity where it’s needed and stepping back where it isn’t.
A generic MSP maintains what exists and leaves it there. We build a structured path off aging infrastructure, sequenced so live operations keep running throughout the migration.
A generic MSP offers no SLA transparency or reporting. We share monthly SLA reports with clients: 96% response, 97% resolution. You always know how we’re actually performing.
Our help desk is fully staffed and we publish our numbers: 96% response SLA, 97% resolution SLA, reported monthly. For operational environments we agree escalation paths in advance, so a dispatch outage doesn’t sit in a general queue behind password resets.
Yes. We don’t replace your operational software, we keep it available and make sure it integrates with everything around it: ERP, accounting, communications and reporting. Most of the value is in the connections between systems rather than any one platform.
That’s our co-managed model, and it’s how we work with most logistics firms of your size. We add capacity, cover escalations and after-hours, and take on projects your internal team doesn’t have bandwidth for, without replacing anyone.
Yes. Multi-site is the norm rather than the exception for our logistics clients. We design and centrally manage networking across warehouses, distribution hubs and offices, so opening a new location is a planned project rather than a scramble.
Recovery depends entirely on what was in place beforehand. We build layered defense, harden backups and test recovery in advance, so the answer is measured in hours rather than days.
530 Seventh Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, which means on-site support across the New York metro when remote support isn’t enough.
We offer three starting points for logistics and distribution companies evaluating their current IT model. Pick the one that fits where you are right now, and you’ll leave the conversation knowing something you didn’t before.