IT Infrastructure
IT Infrastructure refers to the entire stack of underlying
elements required to deliver technology to
an end-user.
IT Infrastructure refers to the entire stack of underlying elements required to deliver technology to an end-user. This includes hardware (Servers, Data Storage, Networking, and Converged Systems), Virtualization, Management, Automation and Orchestration and the means to deliver the applications to the customer in the form of client systems (Smartphones, Laptops, Tablets, Thin Clients, etc). Companies can drive real business results with IT Transformation.
All technology services from applications to Business Systems, Digital Records and Smart Products, require
underlying infrastructure to be able to function. IT Infrastructure refers to the underlying technology stack
that enables this service to be delivered.
The IT Infrastructure stack starts with hardware – compute capabilities provided by Servers, Data Storage devices to store information and networking capabilities to allow the data to flow across the IT Infrastructure stack. This hardware layer can be built from individual components or acquired as a ready-to-run system, referred to as a converged system.
Most IT Infrastructure is virtualized into IT resource pools from which Virtual Machines, Storage and Networks
are carved out for specific applications. These applications are what provide the end-users the ability to perform
their functions, from delivering ERP and payroll systems to running websites, cloud apps, and internet-delivered services.
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