Technology Infrastructure

Together, these elements form the backbone of an organization’s technology ecosystem and are critical for maintaining operational efficiency, security, and reliability.

Data Center

A physical location that stores computing machines and their related hardware equipment. It contains the computing infrastructure that IT systems require, such as servers, data storage drives, and network equipment. It is the physical facility that stores any company’s digital data.

Data Security

Safeguards digital information throughout its entire life cycle to protect it from corruption, theft, or unauthorized access. It covers everything – hardware, software, storage devices, and user devices; access and administrative controls; and organizations’ policies and procedures.

Network Infrastructure

The set of systems that enables communication between compute and storage, applications and/or users. Network infrastructure can include connectivity to the public Internet, which is available to any system that implements modern networking protocols.

Surveillance & Security System

A network of cameras, monitors/display units, and recorders. Cameras can be analog or digital, with various features to explore, such as resolution, frame rate, colour type, and more. Whether applied inside or outside the building, it operates 24/7, designed only for recording movement when necessary. These also include Alarm Systems, Intercom Solutions, Door Access Controls & Devices, X-Ray Machines, Turnstiles and Boom Barrier System.

Softwares

A set of programs used for basic and daily use which include Operating Systems & Office Suites, Graphics Design or Illustration Tools & some Software as a Service applications (SaaS).

Endpoints & Power Supplies

These include Desktops & Displays, Notebooks/Laptops, Printers, POS, AVRs, Back-UPS and Smart-UPS.