A CADIS Network Lifecycle
NETXNY approaches each and every project in a consistent fashion to ensure predictable and repeatable outcomes for our customers.
The Conceptualize-Assess-Design-Implement-Support (CADIS) Network Lifecycle is predicated on executing the following steps:
![CADIS Network Lifecycle](/images/CADIS.jpg)
A life-cycle model helps remove some of the ‘guess-work’, bias, risk, and assumptions. This also creates a baseline of how a network should perform and behave, which can be used to measure the success of the project, and to monitor network health.
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Lower TCO
– Planning eliminates guesswork and enables the right equipment be used for the job. This avoids the overkill (biggest) or under-spec (cheapest) of solution components. This also minimizes redesigns, upgrades, and waste. -
Availability and Performance
– High availability in the network prevents costly downtime. -
Business Agility
– If you understand the business direction, the network can be future-proofed. This prevents a reactive ‘ground-up’ redesign in the near-future.
We also utilize the Project Management Lifecycle to complement the CADIS Lifecycle to guide the overall project and solution delivery. The PM Lifecycle - based on PMI’s Project Management Book Of Knowledge (PMBOK) – contains five phases for managing a project: Initiation, Planning, Execution, Monitoring and Control, and Closure. Where the CADIS Lifecycle is focused on creating a final product (i.e. a new network) the PM Lifecycle is focused on guiding all aspects of the Project from Start to Finish.
The PM Lifecycle and how each phase supports the CADIS Network Lifecycle
![PM Lifecycl and Support CADIS](/images/image2_approach.jpg)
As a valued extension of your IT Department , NETXNY’s goal is to deliver EXPERT engineering expertise and SEAMLESS execution to ensure every Project results in a individualized client experience and yields the desired business outcome