About us
AGTG.solutions grew gradually out of work we have been devoted to for a long time. I have been working in IT and technology for more than 15 years. Over that time I gained experience in IT administration, servers and networks, technology for larger buildings, and the operation of logistics systems such as conveyors and scanners. Today we build on that experience in the areas that make sense to us and to the people around us.
The idea of having our own company had been with us for a long time. Not because we wanted to grow big, but because we wanted the freedom to do things our own way. Simply and differently. That is also the core principle of our work: we do not just deliver products, we think about how people will actually use them and how they will fit into everyday life.
The abbreviation AGTG comes from the words All Glory To God. It is a reminder of why we are building this company and how we want to approach our work.
We work with IT, networks, devices, smart technologies, security systems and websites. These areas often meet within a single project, which is why it makes sense to solve them as one whole. The goal is for the individual parts to work together and form a natural, long-term sustainable system.
We approach every project individually. We do not use universal templates; we look for a way that fits the specific needs and real use of each place. We configure technology so it is clear, functional and genuinely useful. We also have experience with Apple devices and integrating them into everyday operation.
Part of our work is also service for churches. We are part of the Krestane Pelhrimov community, where we actively use technology ourselves - from IT and Wi-Fi to presentations and livestreaming. Because of that, we know what works in practice and we try to pass this experience on. We often provide these services on preferential terms, sometimes only to cover costs.
Our aim is not to deliver as much technology as possible. What matters is that everything works together, is easy to understand and remains sustainable in the long run.
Petr and Johanka Binovi