Branded PCs, Laptops, Workstations, Servers, and Software
Peripherals: Keyboards, Mice, Monitors, Printers, Scanners, Webcams, and other input/output devices
Video Management System (VMS) or CCTV
Hospital Management Software (HMS)
Asset Management Systems (Patient and Asset Tracking Solutions)
Automation Solutions (Access Control, PA System, Boom Barrier, Metal Detectors, etc.)
AV Solutions (Video Conferencing, Meeting Rooms, Video Walls, and other Solutions)
Structured Networking Design and Implementations

Routers: Devices that connect different networks, facilitating data transfer between them.
Switches: Interconnect devices within a network, forwarding data packets to their intended destinations.
Firewalls: Security devices that monitor and control network traffic, protecting against unauthorized access and cyber threats.
Load Balancers: Distribute network traffic across multiple servers, ensuring optimal performance and preventing overload.
Wireless Access Points: Enable wireless connectivity within a network.

Network Operating Systems: Software that manages network resources and protocols.
Network Monitoring Tools: Software that monitors network performance, identifies issues, and provides insights.
Network Management Platforms: Software that simplifies network configuration, troubleshooting, and maintenance.
Virtualization Software: Enables the creation of virtual networks and servers on physical hardware.

Intrusion Detection/Prevention Systems (IDS/IPS): Detect and prevent unauthorized network access and malicious activity.
Firewalls: Act as a barrier, controlling network traffic based on predefined security rules, blocking unauthorized access.
VPN (Virtual Private Network): Creates secure, encrypted connections for remote access to a network.
Anti-Malware Software: Protects against viruses, malware, and other malicious software.
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM): Collects and analyzes security data to identify and respond to threats.

Cloud-Based Network Services: Offer network resources and capabilities hosted in the cloud, such as virtual firewalls and load balancers.
Software-Defined Networking (SDN): A technology that allows network resources to be managed and controlled through software, rather than hardware.
Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN): Optimizes network performance and cost by creating a virtual WAN overlay on top of multiple internet connections.

High-Speed Network Infrastructure: Enables fast and reliable data transfer within data centers.
Network Virtualization: Allows multiple virtual networks to run on the same physical hardware.
Storage Area Network (SAN): A dedicated network for storing and accessing data.

Telecommunications Infrastructure: Provides the infrastructure for voice and data communication.
Wireless Infrastructure: Enables wireless communication within a network.
Campus LAN Networks: Provides network connectivity for a campus or office environment.
Data Center Networking: Provides the network infrastructure for data centers.
Internet Services: Provides access to the internet.
Dedicated Internet Access (DIA): Provides a dedicated and high-speed internet connection.
IP VPN: Provides a secure and private network connection over the internet.

Function: Provide backup power during outages, ensuring continued operation of critical IT equipment.
Types: Online, Offline, and Standby UPS.
Importance: Crucial for preventing data loss and system downtime.

Server Racks: Designed to house servers, patch panels, routers, switches, and other rack-mountable equipment.
Network Racks: Used for networking equipment like switches and routers.
Open Frame Racks: Offer maximum flexibility and accessibility for cable management, often used in secure server rooms.
Wall-Mount Racks: Ideal for smaller spaces or where floor space is limited.
Portable Racks: Designed for easy transport and deployment in various locations.
Outdoor Racks: Designed for use in outdoor environments, providing protection from the elements.
Power Distribution Units (PDUs): Provide organized and reliable power distribution to rack-mounted equipment.
Cable Management Systems: Help organize and route cables within the rack, improving airflow and reducing clutter.
Cooling Systems: Essential for managing heat generated by rack-mounted equipment, ensuring optimal performance and preventing overheating.
Rack Access Controllers: Provide secure access to racks and cabinets, enhancing security and control.
Rack Monitoring Systems: Offer real-time monitoring of rack temperature, power consumption, and other critical parameters.
KVM Switches: Allow remote access to multiple servers from a single console.
Server Console Kits: Provide a complete solution for accessing and managing servers remotely.