Enterprise Technology

Working as a systems integrator in Sri Lanka for 15 years, Enterprise Technology covers design and consultancy, project management and the running of client systems afterwards, so one firm can carry a project from first drawings to daily support.

Systems integration for Sri Lankan organisations

Its systems integration draws on a wide base of technical knowledge to resolve day-to-day problems quickly. By taking that work on, it says, a client's own IT department can concentrate on adding value, which reduces costs and raises service levels. It notes that integrators in a competitive market face pressure from other providers, and it answers that pressure with highly trained specialists and careful pre-construction planning.

Networks, cabling and data centres

The networking work covers next generation IP networks, in which one infrastructure carries voice, data and other services, and wireless networks alongside them. Structured cabling, optical and satellite connections link sites and equipment. For larger installations the firm builds data centres and storage networks and sets out disaster recovery systems, so that information can be restored if a site fails. Unified messaging is also listed, bringing voice, fax and text messages into one mailbox that a user can reach by email or telephone.

Support, monitoring and security

Managed IT services include a technical support help desk, LAN management, data storage operation, server and system management, and network management and monitoring. Outsourcing and support contracts form a separate line, and application service integration joins a client's existing business software together. Its information security solutions are described as helping an organisation run, maintain and keep improving the protection of its information, in line with what the company calls the latest industry standards. Technical training comes through one day technology seminars.

Smart buildings, homes and surveillance

Enterprise Technology also works on smart building and smart hospital systems, and on smart homes through its ETPL product range, which the company presents as Internet of Things technology for controlling a home. IP-based surveillance is part of the same package. The firm says detailed pre-construction planning is what makes construction succeed and deliveries arrive on time, and it keeps the client involved through that process.