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Evotec Services sp. z o.o., ul. Drozdów 6, Mikołów, 43-190, Poland

Evotec is a small company based in Mikołów, in the Silesia region of Poland. We provide our customers with professional services, outsourcing, and consulting in all IT-related topics.

Outsourcing

Evotec helps small and medium-sized businesses to stop worrying about their IT infrastructure needs. We can take all or just some of your services.

Consulting

Evotec can handle all your IT consulting and project needs. We will work on a solution that makes sense for you, your business, and your budget.

Integrations

Evotec can handle all your implementation and integration needs. Got a new software you need to be installed and configured? We make it happen.

Software

We offer software designed to fulfill the task you need taken care of. No software on the market? We will make it for you.

Migrations

We provide migration services from older systems or software to new versions. Whether it's Microsoft, VMWare, or Symantec, we can help.

Audits

We help small and medium-sized businesses to stop worrying about their IT infrastructure needs. We can take all or just some of your services.

Check out our latest blog posts to see a snapshot of our technical expertise. We tackle a wide range of diverse challenges every day, demanding an innovative approach. Whether it involves legacy on-premises infrastructure or cutting-edge technology, we are always ready to provide assistance. legacy on-premise infrastructure or the latest technology, there's always a place where we can help.

01 Jan: Sending information to Event Log with extended fields using PowerShell

Reading Event Logs is something that every admin does or at least should do quite often. When writing PowerShell scripts, you often need to read event logs to find out different things across your infrastructure. But now and then it's quite the opposite. You need to write something to Event Log so it can be recorded for the future. Sure, you can write your information to log files, but since Windows already has a built-in logging system, it may be much easier to write stuff to event log. This allows you to centralize your event logs and processed by specialized tools like SIEM.

29 Dec: Merging, splitting and creating PDF files with PowerShell

We're in the last days of 2019, and this will be my last blog post this year. What better way to end a good year than with the release of the new PowerShell module. If the title of today's blog post isn't giving it up yet, I wanted to share a PowerShell module called PSWritePDF that can help you create and modify (split/merge) PDF documents. It joins my other PowerShell modules to create different types of documents such as PSWriteWord, PSWriteExcel, PSWriteHTML. I know that PSWriteExcel is relatively basic, but both PSWriteHTML and PSWriteWord deliver robust build capabilities.

22 Dec: Sending Messages to Microsoft Teams from PowerShell just got easier and better

Christmas time is upon us, and I've decided that my PSTeams module needs some love. I wrote it in late 2018 and updated it a few times at the beginning of 2019. This release hopefully is worth of having 1.0 version number. I don't do that often and usually go for build numbers changes only, but Microsoft Teams message cards have their limits on functionality. Therefore, there are not many things that can be added unless Microsoft opens up and gives us all the cool features of Adaptive Cards. PSTeams module uses Webconnector to send messages to Teams. That method only supports Message Cards, which even Microsoft calls Legacy. But legacy doesn't mean fully functional with some cool features of their own. If you're new to PSTeams you may want to read those 2 posts below to get information how to set it up.

14 Dec: Invoke-RestMethod : The underlying connection was closed: An unexpected error occurred on a send while connecting Graph API

In the last few days, I've got two reports that my PowerShell module for Office 365 Health suddenly started giving errors. This was a bit weird because it worked perfectly fine on my end. But while I could understand one person having an issue of their own, with their network or firewalls, if the second person comes along with the same report, that means something else is going on.

08 Dec: Getting Azure Health by parsing HTML using PSParseHTML

Some time ago I've wrote PowerShell way to get all information about Office 365 Service Health, and if you were thinking that I would try the same concept for Azure Services you were right. However, I failed. This is because Office 365 Health can be gathered using Microsoft Graph API, and Azure Health information, as far as I know, is not available in the form I wanted it. Azure Status is available as part of Azure Status website. Contrary to Office 365 health you don't have to login to your Office 365 tenant to read it.

What we do

Evotec's outsourcing department is specializing in helping out small and medium-sized businesses. However, we also work for large corporations on a contract basis. We strive to offer the best service for all topics related to IT. Our goal is to provide a complete set of IT services, so we offer our Clients a complete takeover of their existing infrastructure, including server management, desktop management, and network management. We solve all our Client problems on all possible levels, so our clients don't have to worry about anything and focus on their core business and not constantly worry about their IT infrastructure.

How can we help with your IT

Evotec acts as your full IT department. Our Service Desk provides knowledgeable & friendly tech support for your employees. Our administrators support your servers from behind the scenes, and our managers are always there to support you with planning your IT needs. We reduce downtime, boost productivity and specialize in reducing IT budgets with our flat monthly rates. Evotec monitors, backups, repairs, and maintains your computers, servers, and network for total peace of mind.