Brainwave Projects — managed IT and network services in Cape Town
Brainwave Projects is a Cape Town ICT service provider that has operated from Durbanville since April 2009. With a team of fourteen, it designs, deploys and maintains business networks and runs outsourced IT — first-line support, network management, system monitoring, backup and recovery — alongside web and application development. It does not sell voice or connectivity services.
Key facts
| Who they are | Brainwave Projects, formed in early 2009 and trading from 1 April 2009, an ICT service provider in the IT outsourcing and managed services sector with fourteen permanent employees. |
| What they actually sell | IT services, not telecoms. There is no voice, PBX or internet product — the company manages the systems and networks a business already has. |
| Managed services | Outsourced IT including first-line support, network management and administration, system monitoring, and compliance with South African regulatory bodies. |
| Network services | Design, deployment and maintenance of complete business networks including backup and recovery, security layers and connectivity, for small, medium and large businesses. |
| Also offers | Design and development work, building functional products and web presence for clients. |
| Head office | 32 Constantia Crescent, Stellenryk, Durbanville, 7550 |
| Standards and standing | The company cites delivery against industry standards including COBIT and SAM, and is a certified Level 3 B-BBEE contributor. |
| Listed In | Cloud PBX Providers |
The managed-IT layer, not the phone line
Brainwave sits in the space between a business and its technology: the network gets designed and maintained, the monitoring runs, the backups happen, and someone answers when a workstation breaks. That is a genuinely valuable arrangement for a company with no internal IT function, and the fourteen-person team and COBIT framing suggest it is run as a structured practice rather than an ad-hoc callout service. What is not in the catalogue is a voice or connectivity product, so a buyer looking for extensions, call rates or a fibre line is in the wrong place. Choose those from a provider — compare the verified ones — and have an outsourcer like this manage the network they run over.
Who Brainwave Projects is a fit for
- Cape Town businesses with no internal IT function wanting outsourced first-line support
- Companies needing a network designed and maintained including backup and security layers
- Organisations that want monitoring and compliance handled as a managed service
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Does Brainwave Projects sell phone systems or internet?
No. It is an ICT service provider offering managed IT, network design and maintenance, monitoring, backup and development work. There is no voice or connectivity product.
When was the company formed?
In early 2009, and it officially started trading on 1 April 2009.
How big is the team?
Fourteen permanent employees, serving a selected number of key clients in the IT outsourcing and service sector.
What does its managed service cover?
First-line support, network management and administration, system monitoring, and compliance with South African regulatory requirements.
Where are they based?
32 Constantia Crescent, Stellenryk, Durbanville, in the Cape Town northern suburbs.
Who should manage our network if we buy a cloud phone system?
Either your provider or an IT outsourcer like this one. What matters is that somebody owns the network the phone system depends on, because a cloud PBX is only as good as the connection under it.
This listing is maintained by WhichVoIP, an independent South African telecoms comparison service running since 2019. Details are verified against the provider’s public website and were last reviewed on 1 August 2026.