Infrastructure Services
Traditional IT infrastructure is made up of typical hardware and software components: data centres, facilities, networking hardware, servers, desktop computers and enterprise application software.
Nextbit helps you to manage this infrastructure seamlessly. Our services encompass the following:
We are focused on collecting, analysing, and studying network data, with the goal of assessing network health for you. Auditing can provide valuable insights into the effectiveness of your network control and management operations, especially compliance standards. Implementation involves the preparation of a detailed business plan to accommodate network modifications.
There are two types of networks: Local Area Networks (LAN) and Wide Area Networks (WAN). On a Single LAN, servers and workstations are connected by wired Ethernet connection or by Wireless Access Point (WAP). WANs tend to span larger physical distances or have low-speed connections. Nextbit advises you on how best to optimise your network, customising options and packages to fit your budget.
This is paramount — and the first level of security in any computer network. It’s an important consideration for workstations, but mission critical for servers. Skilled hackers can swiftly break through the most paranoid security measures if they are able to gain physical access to a server. Nextbit advises you on the use of CCTV surveillance, protective barriers, locks, access control, and perimeter intrusion detection.
We help you to unite the sophistication of your office’s technological infrastructure with the simplicity that is necessary to integrate smoothly with a wide array of devices, from corporate servers and desktop PCs to BYOD accessories like tablets and smartphones. There are three phases: planning, designing, and site surveying. Nextbit identifies the right solutions for any business scenario.
This is right at the heart of modern business communications. Our role is to make sure that call quality is consistent and protected. Nextbit closely monitors your service and ensures top-notch performance — thanks to a best-in-class solution that identifies the source of packet jitter, poor latency and loss. We deliver a correlated view of call flow, at any level of media path complexity.
Virtualisation involves the creation of a virtual version of a server or computer system using software, instead of a hardware-based tool. With virtualisation, you can run multiple operating systems at the same time on a single machine. Our virtualisation solutions aim to centralise administrative tasks and reduce hardware costs while improving workloads and scalability.