Network Projects

No matter how well your existing network has been designed and configured, there comes a point where changes or additions need to be made. Whether this is an operating system upgrade, addition of a new service or a new link to another site, resources and expertise will need to be allocated to complete the task. Foxfire has considerable experience in this area, having delivered a multitude of solutions to both small businesses and large corporations.

Foxfire has over the years developed an understanding of the underlying technology and issues, leaving us well placed to deliver network solutions of all sizes. With the release of Windows 2000 products suite, Foxfire has taken this to the next level of reliability and automation. The standards we apply to all our projects and our extensive experience mean that a small business can leverage the experiences of large business and enjoy the same reliability and performance from a Foxfire network solution.

Phased Delivery

Foxfire has divided the project delivery process into three phases. In the first phase we work with you, the customer, to define the project; produce a project initiation document; conduct an audit; produce a risk analysis; formulate a project plan and conduct a review of the project goals.

In the second phase we build and test the proposed solution at our workshops and carry out user acceptance testing and quality assurance sign off.

In the final phase we again review the risks, plan the deployment and implement the solution, providing a prearranged period of support before the final project sign off.

Throughout this process we always aim to minimise the risk of disruption to your business, often deploying a solution outside normal business hours, allowing us to roll back the implementation if there is any aspect that the customer is dissatisfied with.

Efficient Information Flow

In today’s market place only business’s that can quickly and efficiently move information around through harnessing the power of technology will survive.

Big business has enjoyed the benefits of improved workflow efficiencies for a number of years but with the release of Microsoft’s 2000 suite of products this benefit is available to any sized business at an affordable price.

Traditional isolated networks provide simple fast access to information, improve information management, and increase employee productivity through better internal communications. By connecting to the Internet, businesses can extend their networks to connect customers and business partners to streamline business-to-business communications and transactions.

Businesses of all sizes can benefit when their networks and Internet connections are fast, secure, and reliable.