CLOUDINX SERVICE PORTFOLIO

Eight dedicated practices. One global infrastructure platform.

CloudINX combines specialist network, cloud, data-centre, security and operational capabilities through one enterprise architecture and operating model.

CAPACITY ACQUISITION

Lease, reserve or secure long-term capacity through one structured sourcing brief.

CloudINX supports recurring leased capacity, prepaid long-term terms and IRU-style requirements across lit capacity, wavelengths, dark fibre, spectrum and strategic backbone routes—subject to technical, commercial and legal qualification.

Recurring capacity lease

Flexible monthly or annual capacity for requirements that may change over time, including upgrade and renewal options.

Long-term prepaid capacity

Multi-year capacity structures for predictable demand, with defined delivery points, protection, upgrade and O&M treatment.

Indefeasible Right of Use

A long-term contractual right to use specified capacity for an agreed period, normally without transferring ownership of the underlying infrastructure.

Engagement outputs

Enterprise outcomes, governed end to end.

Outputs are designed to support investment approval, procurement, engineering review, commercial contracting and operational acceptance.

Strategic requirements framework

Business outcome, sites, workload, capacity, security, regulatory, timing and commercial constraints.

Global solution architecture

Feasible access, backbone, facility and cloud pathways with dependencies and trade-offs.

Commercial and interconnect fabric strategy

Like-for-like review of service class, lead time, commercial term, SLA, support and concentration risk.

Programme execution plan

Order sequence, dependencies, responsibilities, testing, acceptance and cutover controls.

Managed operating model

Monitoring, ticket flow, escalation, reporting, service review and change-control responsibilities.

Executive and board assurance

A concise recommendation connecting business outcome, technical feasibility, commercial exposure and risk.

Service lifecycle

From strategy to operating service.

  1. 01

    Scope

    Clarify the use case and the minimum technical and commercial data required.

  2. 02

    Architecture

    Define the route, service class, resilience, security and operating boundary.

  3. 03

    Source

    Confirm service options and compare service pathways.

  4. 04

    Select

    Select the preferred solution and confirm dependencies, responsibilities and delivery priorities.

  5. 05

    Deliver

    Coordinate ordering, implementation, testing, acceptance and stakeholder reporting.

  6. 06

    Operate

    Manage performance, escalation, service coordination and lifecycle change.

Start with the requirement

Start with locations, workload and required outcome.

CloudINX will translate the requirement into a clear infrastructure brief before service selection.

Talk to our infrastructure team