| What we offer for commissioning… - Planning and procurement of hardware/software
- Installation and configuration of systems
- Testing and validation to ensure everything works as intended
- Integration with existing infrastructure
- User training and documentation
- Go-live support to ensure a smooth transition
Why do companies or businesses commission technology? - Enable Business Operations - Commissioning ensures that technology is ready to support day-to-day functions—whether it’s a new office network, a cloud platform, or a customer-facing app.
- Ensure Performance and Reliability - Through testing and validation, companies confirm that systems meet performance standards and won’t fail under pressure.
- Maintain Security and Compliance - Commissioning includes configuring security settings, access controls, and compliance checks to protect data and meet regulatory requirements.
- Smooth Integration - New technology often needs to work with existing systems. Commissioning ensures seamless integration and avoids disruptions.
- Support User Adoption - By training staff and providing documentation, companies help employees use the new tech effectively from day one.
- Maximize Return on Investment – (also known as ROI). Proper commissioning helps avoid costly mistakes, downtime, or rework, ensuring the investment delivers value quickly).
| What we offer for decommissioning… - Data backup and migration to new systems
- Secure data wiping or destruction
- Uninstallation and hardware removal
- Disposal or recycling of equipment (in line with environmental and legal standards)
- Updating documentation and asset registers
- Revoking access and licenses
Why do companies or businesses decommission technology? - Security Risks - Outdated systems often lack the latest security patches, making them vulnerable to cyberattacks. Decommissioning removes these weak links from the network.
- Obsolescence - Technology evolves fast. Old hardware or software may no longer be supported by vendors, making maintenance difficult or impossible.
- Cost Savings - Maintaining legacy systems can be expensive—both in terms of support and energy consumption. Decommissioning frees up budget and resources.
- System Upgrades or Migrations - When companies adopt new platforms (like moving to the cloud), they decommission the old ones to avoid redundancy and confusion.
- Space and Resource Optimisation - Retiring unused servers, cables, or devices clears physical and digital clutter, making room for more efficient infrastructure.
- Compliance and Data Privacy - Proper decommissioning ensures sensitive data is securely wiped or transferred, helping companies meet legal and regulatory requirements.
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