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IT infrastructure for multi-site companies

One platform for every branch: centralised applications, an interconnected network and a single point of contact for the whole operation.

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The starting point

When each branch solves its own IT, you end up with different servers, different backups, different providers and different versions of the same application. The real cost is not the hardware, it is the absence of a common standard.

What we usually find

  • One server per site, with uneven maintenance and age.
  • Duplicated data between branches and head office.
  • Uneven security: each site with its own firewall and rules.
  • Support fragmented across several local providers.

Which companies it fits

Companies with two or more workplaces, warehouses, shops or sales offices that want to standardise their IT.

We review the situation at each branch and propose a common infrastructure and support model.

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What the solution includes

  • Application centralisation

    Applications are published from the cloud and every site reaches the same environment.

  • Site interconnection

    VPN between branches or dedicated connectivity depending on traffic and criticality.

  • Consistent security

    The same access policies, endpoint antivirus and updates across every location.

  • Unified support

    A single contact point for incidents at any site, remotely and with on-site visits subject to coverage and contract.

How it is deployed

  1. 1Inventory per site: network, servers, lines and contracts.
  2. 2Design of the central architecture and access model.
  3. 3Pilot at a representative branch.
  4. 4Progressive site-by-site rollout.
  5. 5Centralised operation with per-location reporting.

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Frequently asked questions

Do we still need a server at each site?
Usually not, although some applications or production systems may require local equipment. This is decided during the inventory.
How is an incident handled at a distant branch?
First-line support is remote. On-site visits follow the coverage and terms agreed in the contract.
Can we keep our current lines?
Yes, if they meet bandwidth and stability requirements. If not, replacement or a backup link is proposed.
What about sites outside Catalonia?
Remote management covers the whole Iberian Peninsula. On-site attendance depends on the coverage contracted in each case.

Request a multi-site plan

We review the situation at each branch and propose a common infrastructure and support model.

Request a multi-site plan