Information & Technology
Infrastructure for businesses built on technology.
Technology businesses depend on their own infrastructure more directly than most: when the network, platform or environment degrades, the product does.
What makes it hard
The challenges we are asked to remove.
- Infrastructure decisions made early that constrain growth later
- Corporate, development and production environments sharing networks without clear separation
- Office moves and fit-outs planned around lease dates rather than technology lead times
- Cloud, colocation and on-premise estates with no single operational view
- Customer-facing platforms whose availability depends on unmanaged internal systems
Diagram showing an IT organisation's technology estate as connected layers: enterprise networks and campus infrastructure, data centre and cloud platforms, cybersecurity and identity, unified communications and collaboration, monitoring and service operations, all supported by managed operations.
Sector context
What makes IT delivery different in the UAE
Which data protection law applies depends on where the entity is licensed, not where the office is. Federal Decree-Law No. 45 of 2021 governs personal data at federal level, while the DIFC and ADGM operate their own data protection regimes with their own regulators, so a group with entities in more than one of them is subject to more than one law at once. Sector rules sit above all of it, most sharply in health, where data generated in the state is restricted from being processed outside it. Residency, transfer basis and support access are therefore settled before a platform is selected.
The security control set is national and reaches suppliers by contract. The UAE Information Assurance Standard applies to entities in critical sectors and is passed down to service providers, so a provider is frequently required to evidence controls it does not own, and Dubai government work adds the Information Security Regulation issued by the Dubai Electronic Security Center. Because these regimes are audited, evidence collection is a design requirement: logging, retention and access review have to produce something an assessor can read, which is a different objective from producing something an engineer can troubleshoot.
Relevant capabilities
How we respond.
Office and campus network design and structured cabling
Data centre, colocation and cloud connectivity
Network segmentation between corporate, development and production environments
Cybersecurity architecture and access control
Managed support and lifecycle planning
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Next step
Bring the complete environment into one conversation.
Tell us what you are planning, replacing, integrating or trying to stabilise. We will help define the right next step.