THE NETWORK IS GOOD, IF YOU DON’T EVEN NOTICE

Case study: XAPT Ltd. One of the most scolded IT elements that everyone feels equally within an organization, if not working properly, is the network on which devices communicate with each other.

Network optimization and logging development at XAPT Ltd.

“In most cases, we don’t ask for outside help, but the daily routine proves it was worth it because we’ve seen significant improvements in every area of work. Access is not only secure, it’s faster. ” Adam Solymosi – XAPT

In the 21st century, it is already, in most cases, a wireless and a wired, multi-segment network that serves a wide variety of devices, providing seamless automatic connectivity, secure connectivity, and high speed compared to modern devices and today’s data volumes. But it is worth nothing if the internet and network analytics do not work perfectly, and it only provides observable entries, measurable data flow or a large amount of data about the highlighted processes.

Lack of complete control, easy manageability, or logical scalability can be a major challenge when running on-premise or hybrid cloud business systems. In addition to creating a modern and perfectly functioning network, our client asked our company to redesign and develop the partially inherited network structure provided by the building.

The exact goal was to design it according to our own individual needs, so first our consultant and the members of the construction team assessed the features of the building, and then all the connection points were listed. The design, which involved a lot of measurement and testing, took place on weekdays, meaningly during working hours, while the larger phases of construction, which involved downtime, were carried out on weekends. Creating a higher level of network security than its predecessor and increasing performance has won the favor of our customer.

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