IT Infrastructure Japan - Network & Server Deployment

What is IT Infrastructure?

Companies define “infrastructure” differently, but mostly it includes all the basics from the facility to the network and servers, that make an IT system work. Starting with the office space itself, eSolia considers the electrical and HVAC capacity, access to data and telephone lines, your building’s physical structure in whether it has a raised floor and so on.

Next is the design of the on- or off-site data center, or sometimes both, where the equipment is to be housed. We must consider its access to independent electrical lines and cooling, security, access routes from there to the rest of the site.

Inside the data center or sometimes the “server room”, there will be systems racks, whether for network and telephone, or standard structured cabling. The rack size and capacity has to be done right, and there are plenty of considerations such as equipment weight, and earthquakes, to consider.

Building from there, you have structured cable, network, telephone, servers and other equipment, the specs, details and designs for which all must be examined and defined. A myriad of details, but all familiar to a firm with our experience.

Where is it important?

Infrastructure comes into play, in many types of project we’ve performed:

• New office deployments
• Company office relocations
• Intra-office “restacks”, moving people and equipment in the office
• Technology refreshes and upgrades
• “IMAC” (install, move, add, change) jobs
• Software implementation projects
• Hardware procurement
• Virtualization efforts, to reduce the amount of infrastructure required
• Decommissioned equipment disposal and recycling

How does eSolia manage it?

There are several important aspects of managing infrastructure projects:

• Specifications and standards - Ensuring all components meet requirements
• System design - Creating optimal configurations
• Project management and control - Including schedule, budget, deliverables, risk mitigation, change control, decisions
• Vendor management and control - Coordinating with suppliers and partners
• Construction management - Overseeing physical installations
• Inventory and asset management - Tracking all hardware and licenses
• Engineering skill - In cabling, construction, network, OS, desktop, telecom, market data

Our bilingual team handles all such aspects of infrastructure projects with the skill that only experience can bring.

Service Features

• Standards-compliant implementations
• Detailed specifications documentation
• Technology refresh planning
• IMAC (Install, Move, Add, Change) support
• Virtualization strategies
• Infrastructure design consulting
• Project and construction management
• Office builds and moves coordination

Why Choose eSolia for Infrastructure?

With decades of experience in Japan’s unique business environment, eSolia brings:

• Bilingual expertise - Seamless communication in Japanese and English
• Local knowledge - Understanding of Japanese standards and regulations
• Global best practices - International standards implementation
• Proven track record - Successful deployments across industries
• End-to-end service - From planning to implementation and support

Contact us today to discuss how we can help optimize your IT infrastructure.