For Denver metro teams that run on Mac, iPhone, and iPad — deployment, management, and support from people who actually work the Apple ecosystem every day.
New hires open a sealed box and the Mac configures itself — apps, settings, security, and access already in place via Apple Business Manager and automated enrollment.
Central control over Mac, iPhone, and iPad — patching, configuration, and policy without micromanaging users. We run the MDM so your team doesn't have to.
Denver's design, video, and marketing studios lean on Apple. We spec and build workstations, shared storage, and color-accurate setups that keep large projects moving.
FileVault, identity, endpoint protection, and update policy configured the Apple way — locking things down without fighting how Macs are meant to work.
Moving a Denver office onto Apple, or consolidating a mixed fleet? We plan the transition, migrate data, and keep the business running through the switch.
A support relationship, not a break-fix ticket queue. We monitor the fleet, handle the OS upgrade cycle, and stay ahead of the changes Apple ships every fall.
Yes. We work on-site across the Denver metro and the Front Range for deployments, studio builds, and hands-on support, and we handle day-to-day management remotely. TRG has served Colorado businesses since 1993.
We specialize in Apple, but most businesses run a mix. We manage the Mac and iOS side expertly and integrate cleanly with the Windows, cloud, and network systems around it.
We're an independent Apple-focused consultancy — we handle deployment, management, and support. For in-warranty hardware repair we coordinate with Apple's authorized channels so you're not stuck in the middle.
Most MSPs treat Mac as an exception to a Windows playbook. We build around Apple's own tools — Apple Business Manager, MDM, and native security — so your Macs are managed the way they're designed to be.
Project work like deployments and studio builds is quoted per engagement. Ongoing management and support run on a monthly plan sized to your fleet, so costs are predictable.
Yes. Managing the yearly upgrade cycle safely — testing, staging, and rolling out without breaking workflows — is a core part of the ongoing relationship.
