IT Support and Outsourcing in Bangkok

Full IT setup for new companies.

We offer affordable IT-setup packages for clients who are establishing a company in Thailand and are looking to outsource their office setup and IT support / maintenance.

Small-business IT

Using innovative solutions and high-end cloud services, we help small- and medium sized businesses achieve the same kind of security and reliability once only afforded to large-scale corporations. We have many years of experience transferring data and services from on-premises legacy servers to modern cloud-hosted servers.

We are Microsoft Certified both in the older Windows Server ecosystem and the new Microsoft Azure Cloud ecosystem.

Virtual infrastructure

Using bleeding-edge virtualization technology, we can consolidate several older servers with outdated and unsupported operating systems into one modern server. This solution drastically reduces both the risk of server failures and the cost of sever maintenance and backups.

  • When we were looking for an IT outsourcing company, we talked to a handful of providers. Most are separated into a sales team (which promises you everything is possible) and a technical team (which might be less confident about the promises made by the sales team). RunTime is different! The company is managed by its highly competent owner who deeply cares about his customers and will keep a laser focus on IT issues until they are solved. I highly recommend RunTime and its services!

    Mr David Berghaeuser

    Co-founder, Hellosticker,
  • RunTime has handled all our IT needs since day one in Thailand. They have been always available to serve our needs and helped us to stay up to date with technology, security and in compliance with our SOPs as a fundamental need to work according to GCP in Clinical Research. We would be happy to recommend their services to anyone looking to outsource their IT needs.

    Ms Renate Schirrow

    CEO, Aclires Bangkok,
  • Our manufacturing process and back-office operations rely heavily on high-end IT. RunTime help us keep our servers and network infrastructure in optimum shape. We highly recommend their services.

  • When adding an Internet connection to a Fortinet firewall that is already in production, it's possible that the new WAN interface does not show up in the list of available interfaces to add to the virtual SD-WAN interface. First, check that there are no references (Firewall policies or other) to the WAN interface. Existing references will prevent the WAN interface from showing up in the list of interfaces to add. If removing all references to the new WAN interface doesn't help, using the CLI/SSH might. Side note - When working on a firewall remotely, it's always a good idea to

  • We recently received a notification from Microsoft 365 that all legacy Authentication methods for MFA and SSPR need to be migrated to Azure AD Authentication Methods policy by September 2024. Microsoft provided step by step instructions, but we always ended up with an error message when attempting to complete the migration: Couldn’t save the new migration state: You cannot move to migration complete until disabling all methods in the legacy MFA and SSPR policies. Microsoft’s instructions stated that all legacy SSPR and MFA authentications must be disabled, before moving to the 3rd and final step of the migration. However, even

  • In a Ubiquiti / Unfi Wi-Fi environment, it's fairly easy to create a separate guest WiFi network and let visitors authenticate with their Facebook login. Your Wi-Fi guest guest profile must be linked to a Facebook company page. This is done on the Unifi network application / controller. If you link the Guest profile to one particular Facebook page for testing purposes and then want to change to a different Facebook page when going into production, you will get the following error: Could not load guest Wi-Fi settings. either this router is not available, or you are not an admin