Connectivity · Network Engineering
Networks designed on paper to survive reality.
DSV24 network engineering covers the full lifecycle: requirements, topology design, vendor selection, build, migration, and handover — with documentation your operations team will actually use.
Scope
What we engineer
Routing & switching
Campus, data-center, and WAN design — IGP/BGP architectures, segmentation, and high-availability pairs engineered for deterministic failover.
Optical & transport
Fiber design, DWDM capacity planning, and transport-layer resilience for backbone and metro builds.
Wireless & access
Licensed and unlicensed wireless, point-to-point links, and campus wireless designed around measured RF reality — not marketing heatmaps.
Observability
Telemetry, alerting, and runbooks delivered with the network — because a network you cannot see is a network you do not control.
Delivery model
How a network engagement runs
Phase 1
Discover
Requirements, constraints, existing estate, and failure-mode workshops with your engineering and operations teams.
Phase 2
Design
High-level and low-level designs, vendor-neutral bill of materials, and a migration plan with explicit rollback points.
Phase 3
Build & migrate
Staged implementation with maintenance windows, acceptance testing, and as-built documentation at every step.
Phase 4
Operate & hand over
Runbooks, training, and optional transition to DSV24 managed services for ongoing operation.