Enterprise Infrastructure

Network, storage, and computing are the three primary components of an Information Technology infrastructure.

Network infrastructure collectively refers to the hardware and software resources that enable network connectivity, communication, operations and management of an enterprise network. Network infrastructure facilitates communication between users, processes, applications, services and external networks and the internet.

IT infrastructure management refers to taking control of your organization’s IT environment and experience. It aims to advance the overall effectiveness of IT processes, policies, data, human resources, equipment, networking, and many other aspects that influence your IT. By managing your IT environment, you will be able to identify and keep track of the changes and updates needed for your systems and make smarter IT decisions that mitigate your risks. By taking IT infrastructure management seriously, you can limit or avert disasters and prevent major data loss or downtimes. With a robust IT infrastructure management plan, you can reduce costs and keep your productivity flowing.

The main difference between cloud computing and edge computing lies in how each one processes data. In cloud computing, data is stored, managed and processed on remote servers and data centers, usually over the internet. This leads to latency in information processing. Edge computing moves data processing to the edge of the network. It can process time-sensitive data without the need for a centralized data center by taking it closer to the end-user.

Hybrid cloud is a cloud computing environment that uses a mix of on-premises, private cloud and third-party, public cloud services with orchestration between the two platforms. An effective Hybrid cloud management platform helps you with improved analytics, optimized cost management, and increased efficiency. All operational concerns, gathering information on underutilized assets, making effective resource distribution, gaining visibility into budgeting and controlling of various cloud resources, and a multitude of benefits can be realized through hybrid cloud.

Remote Infrastructure Management (RIM) refers to the remote management of information technology (IT) infrastructure of an organization either entirely or in parts. This can include the remote management of both hardware and software of an enterprise such as workstations, desktops, laptops, notebooks, phones, servers, storage devices, IT security devices, database management, application support, proactive monitoring of server and network devices, service/ help desks, and so on.