Light Industries

Light Industries, Network Relocation Services, moving network, data backup, quality check, Relocation company, corporate relocation, relocation assistance, expense tracking, domestic, global relocation, global, relocation, mobility, corporate employee mobility, move management, global relocation, Baltimore, Annapolis, Washington dc, Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New York, New jersey, West Virginia Network Relocation and Office Renovation Support Reliability and Support No Matter Where You Go Contemplating a complete move or a slow migration to your new location? Light Industries can help make it easy and trouble-free by planning and executing the IT segments of this move for you. Whether it's to the next building, city or state, we will make your relocation as painless as possible. Our network and communications experts provide a smooth relocation or renovation with minimum down time . Typical Relocation Services include: Design review and move planning services Transition planning ISP coordination Provisioning and quality check of wiring/cabling Network re-configuration and enhancements Backup of data and key applications Quality check of network performance and access to data Firewalls, VPN's, Internet services Post move on-site network stabilization and first-use support Project Management services for multi-vendor coordination Renovation Services include: Server room design Cabling needs assessment Connectivity coordination (mechanical, construction, AV) Power needs, cooling requirements IT Considerations: What downtime risks are acceptable to the organization? What costs are acceptable to mitigate the downtime, risks, and productivity issues during the office relocation? Will your server room design provide high availability and security of its core infrastructure, which is critical toward the organization’s operational effectiveness long-term? Where should the peripherals be installed and how should these devices be configured to ensure efficient access and use (printers, wireless networking, fax machines)? How can objectives best be met for the connection of telephone and data services into common areas like conference rooms? Are any network infrastructure changes recommended or required to support data and telephone requirements at the new facility? How and when will the infrastructure be moved? Should you duplicate some infrastructure items with the goal to get the core infrastructure operational and tested prior to move in? We help address these questions (and many more) to make your transistion smooth so that you'll be functioning well the first day in the new office!