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Innowise performed Azure integration for the clients’ digital infrastructure, linking the on-premise data storage with the cloud.
The firm faced several challenges with their existing data management infrastructure. They needed to facilitate access to internal files and achieve system scalability while maintaining robust security. Additionally, the necessity for remote access had become critical, requiring employees to log into the internal system and utilize work-related applications from any device.
To overhaul the client’s data infrastructure, Innowise deployed a cloud-based information management system on Microsoft Azure, complemented by virtual desktops for remote access. The tech experts designed the entire system to ensure secure and efficient data handling and accessibility.
The team used Azure File Storage and Azure File Sync to set up the cloud storage infrastructure. They also set up a secure VPN connection to link the cloud storage with the on-premise data storage. This way the data remains consistent across platforms since any changes made in the cloud were immediately synchronized with the local storage system.
To facilitate remote work, our engineers deployed multiple virtual desktops that allowed employees to access files and applications from any location. The desktops were configured using Microsoft Intune, which automated the installation and setup of necessary applications. These virtual desktops were also integrated with both cloud and local storage solutions, providing a cohesive and secure environment for remote access.
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The development team initiated the project by conducting a thorough assessment of the client’s challenges and requirements. Through the evaluation the team landed on the appropriate technology stack and tools that would best meet the project goals.
Throughout the project, the team maintained close communication with the client using Microsoft Teams. This ongoing dialogue kept the developments aligned with the client’s objectives and allowed for timely adjustments.
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The Azure migration service and deployment of virtual desktops significantly improved the firm’s employees’ accessibility to the data management system. The new system supported the firm’s need for scalability and remote work capabilities, allowing it to continue delivering high-quality consulting services without interruption. The secure, streamlined, and flexible infrastructure has positioned the client to efficiently manage both current and future operational demands.
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