Why Us?
Many operators struggle to keep up with new network demands while maintaining their existing infrastructure. At times, it could be easier to build a new greenfield network from scratch. Unfortunately, this is rarely possible, as operators need to support current traffic and make the best use of what they have.
Network SPI can assist. By understanding existing network capabilities and new demands, Network SPI can help optimize what's in place while setting a path to the future state.
Network SPI can assist. By understanding existing network capabilities and new demands, Network SPI can help optimize what's in place while setting a path to the future state.
Network Assessment & Modeling
- Multi-Vendor Support: Enterprise networks often use equipment from multiple vendors. Network SPI supports industry-standard network device configurations, making it versatile and applicable in diverse environments.
- Risk Identification and Mitigation: Enterprise networks often have complex and critical infrastructures. Network SPI can detect security vulnerabilities and compliance violations in configurations, allowing network administrators to address them before attackers exploit them.
- Simulation and What-If Analysis: Network SPI can enable network administrators to simulate network changes or model "what-if" scenarios without making actual modifications to the live network. This feature is valuable for testing changes, such as adding new services, locations, bandwidth, or broadband services, to assess their impact before implementation.
- Fault and Root Cause Analysis: When an issue occurs in the network, Network SPI can identify the fault and provide a root cause, along with configuration recommendations and/or standardizations by analyzing configurations of the impacted segment. This can increase meantime between faults and overall availability for that network segment.
- Network Validation and Verification: Network SPI can analyze the configurations of all devices (optical, switches, routers, firewalls, etc.) in the Enterprise’s network and identify potential issues or misconfigurations. This helps ensure the network is set up correctly and adheres to industry best practices, reducing the risk of downtime or security breaches.
- Documentation and Change Management: After validation of a network or network segment, Network SPI can create detailed documentation of the network's current state and provide configuration recommendations with appropriate MOPs (method of procedures), along with a change schedule and policy based on ITIL v4 standards. This aids in the change management process, allowing your team to focus on execution. Deliverables include configuration recommendations, standards-based MOPs, and a change schedule with management procedures based on the specific network.
