• Physical Infrastructures
  • Network Components
  • Active Connections: Switches; Routers; Firewalls
  • Phones and VoIP
  • Network Servers
  • Data protection - Anti-virus and Backup Systems
  • Network Applications
  • Services
  • Network Components and Systems


    Once the physical connections are in place we have to ensure that the right data is delivered to the right places - reliably, securely and economically.


    The components used to direct data efficiently through the network include switches, bridges and routers. These, together with firewall systems, help to ensure access to the data you need whilst protecting against unwelcome visitors.
     

    Plain old telephone systems? In the 21st Century telephone systems offer a rich variety of services and features to help your business to operate at maximum efficiency. Voice communication is fundamental and must be considered as integral part of your comms strategy. 
     

    Most business networks are based around server systems providing secure shared file storage, print services, database services and a range of other supporting roles. Small networks may use a single server but larger networks will require dedicated units.
     

    As businesses come to rely more and more heavily on their IT systems, it becomes essential to take steps to ensure the integrity and availability of those systems. Protecting your data from everything from virus attack to burst water pipes needs to be considered.