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Discuss via WhatsAppPT. BARAKAH GLOBAL TEKNOLOGI supports company information technology — infrastructure, networks and their access rights, internal applications, and day-to-day incident handling. The support is for systems already in daily use, not a one-off project that gets handed over and forgotten.
The work starts from a survey rather than a shopping list: how many users, how many sites, and what stops work when it goes down. Those numbers decide capacity and the order things get replaced, so every line of the budget has a reason you can point at.
From reorganising infrastructure that is already running to building new applications, then staying on afterwards.
Mapping and design of servers, networks, and workstations — built from actual workloads.
View details Network designOffice and plant network design, segment separation, access control, and data backup.
View details Internal appsInternal applications for operational records, reporting, and connecting systems already in use.
View details Incident handlingOngoing support: incident handling, scheduled updates, and backup monitoring.
View detailsA factory needs different IT from a retailer with twenty branches. These four sectors are the ones we handle most often.
Plant floor networking separated from the office, and work records that currently rest on spreadsheets.
View detailsGoods movement records with an audit trail, and data connected across sites.
View detailsStandardised checkout equipment across branches and a remote support path for small problems.
View detailsOne place for shared working files, with clear access rights and a restore-tested backup.
View detailsTell us how many users and sites you have, and what breaks most often. We reply with an outline of the work and a cost range.
Discuss via WhatsAppFour stages ending in ongoing support rather than a handover — because systems in daily use keep changing after they go live.
Recording devices, users, and peak load — including what halts work when it dies, and what is already out of support.
A capacity design with a replacement order and budget estimate. Every figure states its reason so it can be reviewed.
Carried out in priority order, starting with whatever blocks the most work. Hardware stays purchased in the client’s own name.
Handover of documents, diagrams, and source code; followed by incident handling, scheduled updates, and backup checks.
Expensive failures almost always trace back to the wrong size from day one — a cooling machine too small for peak load, or hardware and networks bought from a catalogue rather than from the work they actually carry.
Both start with measurement. Cooling work: room volume, commodity type, product turnover, door-opening frequency, and surrounding heat sources. IT work: user count, peak load, and which devices have passed their support window. Those figures decide what the quotation contains — and you can trace how we got there.
Panel fabrication, pipework, electrical work, and commissioning are handled by one team — and so are mapping, network reorganisation, and ongoing support on the IT side. Nobody passes the blame when the temperature is not reached or a system stops on day one.
Cooling work spans +24 °C down to −40 °C — cold storage, process chillers, blast freezers, building HVAC, and retail display units. On the IT side the relationship only begins at handover: scheduled updates, backup monitoring, and incident response.
Tell us how many users and sites you have, and what breaks most often. We reply with an outline of the work and a cost range.
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