Infrastructure Relocation Services

Step 1: Attend and Organize a Detailed Site Survey

Office relocation can be quite challenging, especially if it is not planned in the right manner in advance. In the initial phase of the process, we set up a physical assessment of the new site together with your IT staff. Experts evaluate connectivity cabling, security doors and gates, ventilation and lighting, and electrical power and wiring to cater to your business needs. We then determine an optimal network layout where the access points, routers, printers, and server rooms should be located.

Step 2: Evaluate and Document Your Current Setup

To facilitate an effective transition, we offer you an evaluation of the current IT setting. Our team also tallies all the equipment, identifies worn-out equipment that would need to be replaced, and deals with the returns of rental articles. This saves time when preparing for another place so that there is a smooth transfer; therefore, less time is consumed. Our ultimate goal is to facilitate smooth establishment at the new station with our Infrastructure Relocation Services.

Step 3: Plan Your Communications Setup

Spare yourself the trouble of having to deal with the issues of phone lines and electrical outlets in your new working space. Our IT Office Relocation Services take care of all the aspects of your communication strategy, such as setting up new plans and coordinating how each system will be set up. This ensures that all preparations are in place to start the business operations from the new place with no disruptions.

Step 4: Protect Your Data

This element is very sensitive during an IT relocation process. Our Infrastructure Relocation Services ensure that all the necessary and essential data is backed up before the transfer takes place. We assume the responsibility of migrating servers, firewalls, and workstations without loss of data in the entire process. It also involves the management of servers and equipment to ensure that there is no loss of data during transport so that disruption is kept as minimal as possible.

Step 5: Test and Finalize at the New Office

After moving, we do not simply leave you to struggle through it on your own. Technicians are always on standby on the scene to repair any connection issues, position the rest of the objects, and make sure they function as they are supposed to. This proactive approach helps to avoid some necessary downtimes and guarantees that you have a new IT environment.