Uganda and East Africa, since 1994
Hosting, edge services, and ICT infrastructure support for organisations that need systems to work in real-world conditions.
Since 1994, CFTS has worked in the practical space between the diagram and the working system, helping organisations in Uganda and East Africa build, recover, secure, and support ICT across people, power, networks, data, security, and local conditions.
The CFTS website is being rebuilt. In the meantime, this front-door presence keeps hosting, edge infrastructure, documentation, and support information easy to reach.
How CFTS Works
Good ICT work depends on the whole environment: people, power, network, data, security, support, documentation, and the local conditions around them. CFTS connects those pieces so a design can become something dependable in daily operation.
Service Families
CFTS helps clients choose and operate the right platform by looking at the workload, data, power, network, security, backup, and support requirements together.
Core Service Area
CFTS provides hosting and edge infrastructure for websites, e-mail, business systems, storage, backup, virtual servers, and dedicated environments. We help clients place workloads where they make sense, with the power, network, monitoring, recovery, and support model around them.
Network design, structured cabling, comms rooms, server rooms, technical power, site rollouts, commissioning, and handover.
Recovery support, backup planning, restore assistance, storage decisions, and practical continuity planning for critical data.
Operational support, monitoring, incident response assistance, documentation, and long-term client relationships across mixed ICT environments.
Next Step
Use the central contact service for support, accounts, hosting, data recovery, and project enquiries.
Open contact formFind current service guidance, terms, policies, pricing references, and client-facing CFTS information.
Open documentationFor hosting, edge infrastructure, managed services, and recovery work, final scope depends on the site, workload, risks, and support model.
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