Multi-location organizations IT

Shared standards, with a plan for each site.

JMB can design and support infrastructure across several locations, with common technical standards and a documented account of what makes each site different.

Discuss your project

A second location should not create a second undocumented system.

Internet services, addressing, firewall rules, wireless, local devices, shared applications, and administrative access all need to be considered. A repeated template is useful only where the requirements actually match.

Jaen can organize the design, purchasing, staging, field resources, and implementation sequence, then establish the recurring support arrangement.

Work within the engagement.

Connectivity and access

Site links, user access, shared services, routing, and the internet paths each location depends on.

Repeatable deployment

Configuration records, naming, equipment selection, staging, and a validation checklist for each site.

Ongoing support

An agreed intake path, location inventory, escalation, field requirements, and lifecycle plan.

Define the requirements and responsibilities.

Service capacity, travel, coverage hours, and responsibilities are scoped for the real number of people and locations. This is not an unlimited promise to support any size or geography.

Tell Jaen what the operation needs.

Start with the users, systems, locations, and the change or problem you are facing.