Zenith InfraDiscuss a project

From brief to proposal.

We consider systems, facilities and commercial terms together, informed by how you intend to operate the infrastructure.

How we approach a project
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Infrastructure in operation.

The people behind Zenith Infra bring hands-on server and network experience, including architecture, cooling and capacity planning, and close work with end users.

That experience informs the questions we ask about how infrastructure will be used and operated. Technical requirements, commercial terms and the people using the environment belong in the same conversation.

How we develop the scope.

Whether the project concerns system supply, colocation, dedicated compute or a custom infrastructure opportunity.

From brief to proposalFour linked stages: understand the requirement; consider the whole system; define the scope; delivery and acceptance.

  1. Understand the requirement

    Share the intended use, location, scale, timing and project stage, including decisions already made.

  2. Consider the whole system

    We consider systems, networking, power, cooling and facility needs together, so each decision supports the wider project.

  3. Define the scope

    We set out the proposed systems, facility or capacity options, what is included, who is responsible and the dependencies that affect delivery.

  4. Delivery and acceptance

    We agree specifications, milestones, responsibilities, acceptance criteria and support terms for each engagement.

Work with the end user in mind.

The people using and operating the infrastructure belong in the conversation. Their requirements connect a proposed solution to its intended use.

Bring your technical, procurement and operating stakeholders into the project discussion early. The right scope should be clear to everyone responsible for it.

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