Infrastructure for business-critical systems

Build an IT foundation your business can grow on

Plan the server, storage, network, virtualization, backup, and security layers around your actual workloads. OMA scopes the IT equipment and implementation; facility power, cooling, fire, and building works are separately assessed and coordinated with the responsible specialists.

Workload first Size the design around applications and users
Layered design Servers, storage, network, and protection
Agreed scope Quote and responsibilities before delivery
Engineer inspecting servers and cabling in a data center
Workload firstSize the design around applications and users

Why you need this

Plan the environment before buying equipment

01

Capacity is hard to predict

Growth, applications, and data retention can change server and storage needs.

02

Systems were added over time

A review can identify dependencies, gaps, and what must keep running during a change.

03

Recovery was not designed

Backup and recovery targets should reflect how the business uses each system.

IT infrastructure we can scope with your team

Servers and virtualization

Review workloads, capacity, operating systems, and consolidation options.

Storage and data protection

Plan capacity, backup copies, retention, and recovery responsibilities.

Network and security

Coordinate switching, segmentation, firewall placement, and access needs.

Continuity and operations

Document monitoring, change, maintenance, and escalation scope without assuming an SLA.

How it works

From assessment to an approved implementation

01

Discover

Review systems, users, locations, constraints, and growth plans.

02

Design

Document the proposed IT architecture, dependencies, and open decisions.

03

Scope and quote

Confirm equipment, implementation boundaries, responsibilities, and price.

04

Implement and hand over

Schedule approved work, test agreed outcomes, and document handover.

FAQ

Data center and infrastructure questions

Those facility works are outside the IT equipment scope on this page. We identify dependencies and coordinate them with the responsible facilities specialists when agreed.

We first review workloads, capacity, compatibility, and constraints. Equipment and pricing are proposed only after the scope is agreed.

No. Availability targets, support hours, monitoring, and response commitments are included only when explicitly agreed in a signed service scope.

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Ready to start your project?

Our engineers are ready to assess your needs and recommend the right fit.