What usually brings people to this.
- Unplanned network disruption during change
- Configuration issues that surface after go-live
- Scalability constraints in the network infrastructure
- Integration difficulties with other infrastructure devices and services
Installation, configuration and handover across LAN, WAN, data centre and cloud
We take a design to a working, documented state. That covers the physical and virtual build, the configuration, the cutover, and the documentation your operations team needs the day after we leave — as-builts and standard operating procedures, not just a completed change ticket.
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Network infrastructure deployment
LAN, WAN and wireless build, configuration and cutover.
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Server infrastructure deployment
Server and compute platform build across on-premises and hosted estates.
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Security infrastructure deployment
Implementation of the hardware, software and network components that protect the estate — firewalls, intrusion detection, encryption and access controls.
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Cloud infrastructure deployment
Deployment and configuration of cloud infrastructure on Azure and AWS.
How the engagement runs.
A defined sequence, so you know what is happening at any point and what comes out of each stage.
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Design handover and readiness
Confirm the design, the prerequisites and the change windows before anything is built.
- Design review
- Prerequisites
- Change windows
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Network infrastructure deployment
LAN, WAN and wireless build and configuration.
- LAN
- WAN
- Wireless
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Server infrastructure deployment
Server and compute platform build across on-premises and hosted estates.
- On-premises
- Hosted
- Compute platform
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Security infrastructure deployment
Implementation of the components that protect the estate.
- Firewalls
- IDS / IPS
- Encryption
- Access controls
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Cloud infrastructure deployment
Deployment and configuration of cloud infrastructure.
- Microsoft Azure
- AWS
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Cutover
Planned cutover with validation at each step and a rollback position behind it.
- Planned cutover
- Validation
- Rollback position
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Documentation and handover
The documentation your operations team needs the day after we leave.
- As-builts
- Standard operating procedures
- Operations handover
What you receive.
- 01High-level design (HLD) and low-level design (LLD)
- 02As-built documentation
- 03Standard operating procedures and handover documents
- 04Long-term design strategy
What changes afterwards.
- A complete refresh of the technology estate where that is the goal
- Cost optimisation areas identified during the build
- Technology change that supports the business rather than constraining it
Technologies and frameworks in scope
- Microsoft Azure
- AWS
- LAN / WAN
- Firewalls & IDS/IPS
Before you get in touch.
What's the difference between this and Enterprise IT Infrastructure Design?
Design produces the architecture and plan; deployment is the build — installation, configuration and cutover across LAN, WAN, on-premises data centre and cloud, based on that design.
Do we get documentation we can operate from afterwards?
Yes — as-built documentation and standard operating procedures are part of the deliverables, not just a completed change ticket.
How long does a typical deployment take?
Typically 30 to 180 days, depending on the size of the estate and the requirements.
Does this include security infrastructure, or just network and servers?
All three — network infrastructure deployment, server infrastructure deployment and security infrastructure deployment (firewalls, intrusion detection, encryption and access controls) are covered, alongside cloud infrastructure deployment on Azure and AWS.