For Front Range professional, aerospace, and energy firms
Your Denver firm picked up a handful of AI tools this year. Who is looking after them?
We run the AI tools your staff already uses on one monthly plan. We watch what they cost, check where client data goes, and fix what breaks. You get back to billable work.
Month to month. We reply within one business day, from Michigan, on your schedule.
The tools showed up one at a time. Nobody owns them.
It began with one chat tool to tidy up a proposal. Then a note taker joined every client call. Now your engineers, analysts, and office staff each use something different. Some cost more every quarter. And nobody can say which ones have seen a client's drawings, well data, or tax files.
You didn't start a firm to manage software. But a client just sent a form that asks how you use AI with their data, and you don't have a clean answer.
A firm that sells its judgment shouldn't have to guess about its own tools. You hire a bookkeeper for the books and an IT provider for the laptops. Your AI tools deserve the same kind of care, from someone who writes down what they find.
A security-led firm that works with you from Michigan
We get why this slid. Billable hours come first, and each tool looked harmless when it arrived. You need someone to sort out what you have and keep an eye on it.
Network Kings is Kalamazoo-based and CISSP-led. CISSP stands for Certified Information Systems Security Professional. It's a senior security credential that takes years of hands-on work to earn. Our lead engineer has 15 years in regulated financial services, where each change was written down and checked. We work the same way for you. Every plan has a written scope. Access is limited to what the job needs. Each step leaves a record you can review. And if AI isn't the right fix for a problem, we'll say so and point you to something simpler.
What we do for Denver area firms
Denver managed AI services are the core of this page. The other three are common add-ons for firms that handle client files or answer security reviews.
Three steps to AI tools with an owner
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Send us your list. Tell us which AI tools your staff uses. We meet by video at a time that suits Mountain time.
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Get a plain review. For each tool, we tell you to keep it, fix it, or drop it. You see the monthly price in writing before you agree to anything.
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We run it each month. We watch the tools, update them, and fix problems. You get a short report and one engineer to call.
Why this fits the Denver economy
Denver runs on office work more than most big metros. About one job in ten here is in business and financial operations, a far higher share than the country as a whole. These are the people who try new AI tools first, and they hold client files.
Two industries raise the stakes. Aerospace is large along the Front Range, the strip of cities east of the Rockies that includes Denver. Lockheed Martin is its biggest aerospace employer, and many small firms supply the big names. Energy is strong here too, with thousands of companies. Small suppliers in both fields get long security forms from larger customers. A written record of your AI tools makes those forms easier to answer.
State law is changing as well. Colorado passed a law on automated decision tools, Senate Bill 26-189. The governor signed it on May 14, 2026, and it takes effect on January 1, 2027. It covers technology used in big decisions about people, such as hiring, lending, housing, and insurance. We aren't lawyers, and we don't certify anyone. We can list the tools you run, so you and your attorney have the facts.
We work from Kalamazoo, Michigan, and serve businesses across the Denver area remotely. We have no office there.
- Business and financial operations jobs make up 10.5% of employment in the Denver metro, compared with 6.8% nationally (May 2025). Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wages (opens in a new tab)
- Professional and business services is the metro's largest sector, with about 319,000 of roughly 1,654,000 nonfarm jobs (August 2026, preliminary). Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Denver Area Economic Summary (opens in a new tab)
- Metro Denver EDC counts 2,230 aerospace companies and 58,800 private aerospace workers across Colorado's Front Range, a 12-county region that reaches beyond the Denver metro (2025). Source: Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation, Aerospace (opens in a new tab)
- The same group counts 3,470 energy and natural resources companies with 66,400 workers in its 11-county Front Range region (2024). Source: Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation, Energy and Natural Resources (opens in a new tab)
- Colorado Senate Bill 26-189 was signed on May 14, 2026 and takes effect January 1, 2027. It replaces the state's 2024 AI law, and the state attorney general enforces it. Source: Holland & Knight, Colorado Governor Signs SB 189 (opens in a new tab)
Questions from Denver businesses
You're in Michigan. How does that work for a firm in Denver?
All of it is remote. We meet by video, connect to your tools with access you approve, and send reports by email. Kalamazoo is on Eastern time, two hours ahead of Denver, so we plan calls for your morning or midday. We have no Colorado office.
Will you send someone to our office?
Most of this work never needs a visit. If your project needs someone on site, raise it when we scope the work. Travel and lodging are quoted separately, so you see that cost before you decide.
What do Denver managed AI services cost?
Managed plans are quoted to fit. The price depends on how many tools we run and how much they do. You get the monthly number in writing first, and plans are month to month. One-time projects start at $4,999. Our pricing page explains how we quote.
Can you make us compliant with Colorado's new AI law?
No, and be careful with anyone who says they can. We help you prepare. We list your AI tools, note which ones touch decisions about people, and write down how each is set up. Your attorney decides what the law requires of you.
We supply aerospace and defense customers. Can you help with their security forms?
We can help you get ready. A managed plan gives you a written record of your AI tools and where data goes. A penetration test adds confirmed findings for what was in scope. We don't certify or audit.
Other metro areas we serve
Send us your list of AI tools
Tell us what your staff uses today. We'll tell you plainly what to keep, what to fix, and whether a monthly plan is worth it for a firm your size.
The first conversation is free. We answer within one business day, and there's no contract to sign to hear our view.