JCS Infrastructure
Design and Planning
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Information sharing
between all aspects of business (both local and remote) are placing higher
demands for systems availability. A computer infrastructure needs to be
stable and transparent to your business operations.
In our experience, there
are many companies that specialize in one specific aspect of infrastructure
(such as structured cabling or data center design), but very few have a broad
knowledge of systems that encompass the entire Infrastructure lifecycle.
| JCS can manage all aspects of infrastructure operation or
project:
Defining
business requirements
Developing strategic information architectures
Performing network baseline audits
Preparing capacity plans for the physical network, logical transport and
services
Selecting the appropriate technology to meet your needs
Ensure your information is safe by conducting network security audits and
planning
With experience in most
aspects of infrastructure design and planning, we can help to prioritize
the issues that need to be addressed immediately and step an organization
through the design and planning process over a period of time that's right for
your business objectives as well as your budget.
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Systems planning is not just
about the technology. It requires an understanding from all levels of
management so that everyone is clear on what's involved, the general
components that make up the topology and the benefits associated with
the investment.
JCS uses a storyboard approach to
simplify the design providing a graphical representation of the plan.
These high level drawings can be used in presentations to educate key
stakeholders while not focusing on the extensive details that make up a
systems design.
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Let JCS provide professional services
in any of these areas to help you plan and prepare as well as align with your
business needs.
Data Center and Space Planning
Environmental
Systems
Premise
Distribution and Cabling BDF/MDF/IDF
Racking Systems
Server Environments -
Server Farms / Clusters / Blade Centers
Network
Architecture - Local / Wide and Metropolitan Area Networks |
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