Wide Range of Services

Enterprise and Business Architecture: analysis of business structure and processes, development of technology roadmaps to support business and ICT strategies. Development and dissemination of ICT standards taking into account impact on legacy technologies and facilitating adoption of future trends. Includes modelling, development and adoption of frameworks as well as definition of current, transitional and future state architectures.

Information Architecture: covers all the sources and forms of information that define the enterprise architecture. The information architecture layer includes; information and data models; processes for managing information; standards for the manipulation and presentation of information; governance of information; infrastructure and technology for storing, manipulating and transmitting information; taxonomy for categorisation of information.

Information architecture services may include; development of enterprise architectures (EA, both for current state and future state) for the information architecture layer within complex organisational environments; development of models, standards and guidelines for the information architecture to meet the diverse needs of EA projects; understanding the architectural capabilities and constraints of the range of technologies that support data and information in distributed systems; information and data modelling, taxonomies and content descriptions and utilisation of tools, models and templates to support capture, analysis and presentation of findings to a wide variety of stakeholders.

Solution Architecture: development of technology solutions that deliver business requirements within the guidelines of an enterprise architecture, when available. This includes development of technical specifications, selection of technology components and development of solution designs.

Benchmarking includes identifying accurate historical and / or current data against which a data set can be compared now and / or in the future. Demonstrated experience in the identification, adaption and adoption of benchmarking processes is also required.

Services: provision of expert advice and recommendations on: migration strategies, future data centre operating and governance models including best practices such as ITIL. Assistance with key strategic documents. Provision of services to assist with actual migration activities. Provision of services associated with data centre operational activities including delivery "as a service".

Equipment: supply of infrastructure items within the data centre including: servers (virtual or dedicated); storage systems (for example - storage area networks, network attached storage, tape systems, optical systems); appliances (for example - de-duplication appliances, backup appliances); ancillary equipment (for example - UPS, firewalls, routers, switches); peripherals (for example – racks, leads, cable trays).

Installation, configuration and maintenance, includes ordering equipment, delivery, installation of operation systems and decommissioning of existing equipment.

Installation, configuration and maintenance of network equipment. Includes loading software, unit and network testing to confirm installation of equipment and software solutions, and configuration.

Management of the fixed and mobile network environment. Includes the provision of integrated support services and architectures that facilitate access to a customer's application for both internal and external users. The facilities and services should support a secure and effective technological infrastructure. Covers traffic management, asset administration, facilities management, building cabling and network environment. Network performance meets agreed standards.

The ability to create or review an ICT program office including standards, reporting, change management, stakeholder communication, demand management, schedule management, resource management, configuration management, reporting, benefits realisation via programs, change control, governance and dependency management, project team collaboration, performance monitoring and controlling.

Manage a project from end to end including project mandate, initiating and business case, planning, executing, controlling, reporting and closing using a project methodology e.g. Prince 2®. Manage large and complex deliverables that are broken down into manageable inter-related projects. Combines the ability and resources to define, plan, implement and integrate a program of works using a program methodology. Support and advise senior management decision making on strategic alignment, prioritisation, risk management, optimisation of resources etc to successfully deliver their business objectives.

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Recognized for being at the forefront of power protection innovation and technology, Power WAVE UPS products are amongst the class leaders in terms of system reliability, efficiency, availability, scalability and flexibility. Ideal for a range of applications and industries including; IT, telecommunications, financial services, education, healthcare and more – Power WAVE UPS generate less CO2, save valuable floor space and significantly reduce total cost of ownership.

This division provides in association with manufacturers aggressive pricing, thus, ensuring availability on demand. It is able to anticipate the needs of the market, and manage these demands by strategically aligning itself with leading vendors.