We build digital systems
NZ businesses rely on.

Built on the tools.
Not just the theory.

Bryan White isn't a typical web developer. He doesn't come from an agency. He comes from 35 years of building, managing, and delivering real systems for organisations that couldn't afford them to fail.

He started his career in construction — trained in carpentry, working on site — before moving into IT in 1989 as a systems engineer at Epson UK. What followed was three decades of enterprise IT delivery across some of the UK's most demanding environments: Virgin Atlantic. The London Underground. IBM. Financial services, logistics, retail, manufacturing. When he moved to New Zealand, the organisations got bigger: Ministry of Health, Ministry of Education, Carestream Health, and finally the Earthquake Commission, where he finished as Manager of Business Services — overseeing IT service delivery, facilities, and health and safety across the organisation's national operation.

Along the way: CNE, MCSE, MCSA, CCNA. PRINCE2. NEBOSH. Lean Six Sigma. Not collected for the sake of it — each one earned in the context of a job that needed it done.

At 50, he stepped back from corporate IT. He picked the tools back up, became the Wairarapa Handyman, and started noticing something: most small trades businesses were running on digital systems that were nowhere near fit for purpose. Booking forms that didn't connect to anything. Websites built by someone who'd never been on a job site. No operational thinking. No service design. Just a page that existed.

LivewireSolutions is the answer to that. Enterprise-grade thinking applied to real businesses — platforms, integrations, and operational tooling built by someone who has delivered at national government scale and also knows what a job site looks like at 7am.

The credentials are real. The perspective is rarer.