ONSITE IT SERVICES

Bring the onsite IT work together for opening day.

Prepare a new location or move with the physical IT work in one field delivery plan. ALL I.T. brings together the agreed surveys, cabling, equipment installation and move tasks, working with your IT team and the other providers involved.

  • ✓Site work coordinated around your opening date
  • ✓Equipment installed to your approved plan
  • ✓Moves scheduled with your onsite contacts
  • ✓Onsite checks before the team hands over
  • ✓Photos and records for your IT team

What is opening or moving?

Share the location, project and target date. Include the plans and details already available.

Connect the tasks around the site.

An opening brings equipment, building access, circuits and several providers into the same schedule. Plan the onsite IT work around those dependencies so your team can see what is ready and what needs action before the next visit.

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Site discovery

Gather the readiness information, measurements and equipment positions needed for planning.

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Cabling and racks

Install the physical connections and equipment-room layout included in the project.

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Network and wireless

Install the approved equipment and coordinate the agreed checks with your engineers.

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Workplace devices

Deploy endpoints, peripherals and phones to the workspace plan.

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Rooms and facilities

Bring meeting-room, camera, display or signage installation into the site sequence where required.

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Move and old-site tasks

Handle the included equipment moves, reconnection, removal and return handoffs.

Make the onsite work one part of the opening plan.

Join the field tasks together

Different technical tasks still need to happen in a practical order. We connect the included field assignments so a survey, cable installation and equipment visit can be planned as parts of the same project.

Work around site readiness

The building and equipment schedule affects what can be done onsite. We work with the relevant contacts to identify those dependencies and coordinate the field work around the project team’s decisions.

See what needs attention before handover

Use the site results to understand what was installed and checked, and what is waiting on equipment, activation or another provider. Your technical team can use that status when deciding on handover.

Include the location you are leaving

A relocation may leave work at the old site as well as the new one. Include the physical teardown, collection and return tasks your project needs so they have a place in the field schedule.

Work alongside your opening or relocation team.

We coordinate the accepted onsite work with your IT, building, mover, carrier and vendor contacts. Your team retains design and cutover decisions and determines whether the site is ready to accept.

How the work comes together

1. Build the site plan

Share the locations, project and target date. We work through the included field tasks and what needs to be ready for them.

2. Deliver the onsite work

We coordinate and carry out the agreed assignments around site access, equipment arrivals and the providers involved.

3. Review readiness

See the completed checks and remaining blockers so your project team can decide on handover and follow-up.

For MSPs

Support your client’s opening or move with field capacity beyond your own footprint. Your MSP retains the account and technical direction; we agree client contact and delivery reporting for the project.

Frequently asked questions

Can you support both the old and new locations?

Yes. The plan can include surveys, preparation, physical moves, installation and old-site removal, with the work and access arrangements defined at each location.

What if the building or circuit is not ready?

We identify the dependency and relevant contact. The project owner decides whether to proceed, resequence or adjust timing, and we coordinate the affected field work accordingly.

Does this include construction or data migration?

Those workstreams need their own providers and technical owners. Their dependencies can be brought into the field schedule without treating them as part of every onsite assignment.

Bring onsite IT into the opening schedule.

Tell us what you are opening or moving. We’ll work through the physical IT work the project needs.