D.5 · Cloud, DevOps & Infrastructure
Network, Connectivity & Infrastructure Services
The physical and virtual plumbing, designed rather than accumulated
What we build
Design and delivery of the network and infrastructure layer: campus, branch, and data centre networking, software-defined wide area networking, cloud interconnect and hybrid connectivity, segmentation for operational technology and regulated workloads, virtualisation and server estate design, backup and disaster recovery with a tested recovery objective, and structured cabling and hardware procurement where you need it.
Capabilities
- Campus, branch, and data centre network design with documented segmentation
- SD-WAN and hybrid cloud interconnect, with the failover path actually tested
- Isolation between operational technology, corporate, and regulated network zones
- Server, storage, and virtualisation estate sized from measured load rather than a template
- Backup and disaster recovery with a recovery point and time objective that has been proven
- Procurement, installation, and commissioning where you need a single accountable partner
Related services
How it connects
Where it sits in the stack.
This service, and the two it hands off to. None of them can be optimised alone.
Network & Infrastructure
Design and delivery of the network and infrastructure layer: campus, branch, and data centre networking, software-defined wide area networking, cloud interconnect and hybrid connectivity, segmentation for operational technology and regulated workloads, virtualisation and server estate design, backup and disaster recovery with a tested recovery objective, and structured cabling and hardware procurement where you need it.
Cloud Migration
Migration to AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, or to a private cloud, planned as a reversible sequence rather than a weekend.
Cloud, DevOps & Infrastructure · see serviceDevOps & Platform Engineering
Internal platforms that make the correct path the easy one.
Cloud, DevOps & Infrastructure · see serviceBring us the whole problem.
Tell us where the work is stuck, whether that is a model that never reached production, an application nobody can change, a data platform nobody trusts, or a plant the business cannot see. An engineer replies with a first read, not a sales deck.