Networks

Due to rapid growth, Shionogi’s existing IT support services arrangements no longer suited their business and operational requirements. With a more mature agile, efficient solution needed, Shionogi approached OryxAlign to provide strategic direction and consultancy to mature their IT strategy, build an internal capability and deliver a managed technology service to support the forecasted growth of their operations in the UK and Europe.

Bouygues Energies and Services, a subsidiary of Bouygues Construction were selected by one of the UK’s leading data centre providers to design and construct several of its data centres in the UK. Bouygues E&S invited OryxAlign to tender on the Integrated Communications Network (ICN) and IT infrastructure as part of the overall construction package.

2013 marked another major year of diversification for Camden Lock Market. Senior management wanted to evolve the market by embracing new technologies, such as complete public wireless access, PDQs to enable card payments on stalls, as well as improving overall stall management processes.

The wireless infrastructure installed at Twyford Schools was aged and had grown organically over the years. It was underperforming, unreliable, and in demand more than ever before. The outdoor coverage was limited and sporadic and required a high level of maintenance.

Due to the highly sensitive nature of its business, the IT systems at Brockton Capital are critical to the smooth and secure running of its entire operation. Likewise, the ongoing support of its user community and infrastructure demands to be of a truly exceptional standard.

An aging and inefficient infrastructure was causing increasing frustration and operational issues at The Mailbox. Critical business functions such as telephony were being affected by end-of-life and poorly managed Cisco infrastructure, which was proving to be a sizeable risk to the 24×7 operation. To add to the problems, there was a notable lack of proactive and responsive managed services, further frustrating the user community.

The digital era has exponentially increased demand for data storage and management. London desperately needs reliable, secure, and efficient data services as a bustling financial and tech hub.

When Brockton Capital purchased The Urban Building as part of a wider redevelopment project, the new owners were determined that the redevelopment would be of a truly exceptional standard. With this in mind, Brockton Capital insisted that the buildings must be equipped with leading-edge technology to provide their tenants with the best possible working environment.

The wireless infrastructure installed at Twyford Schools was aged and had grown organically over the years. It was underperforming, unreliable, and in demand more than ever before. The outdoor coverage was limited and sporadic and required a high level of maintenance.

The Hain Celestial Group (HCG) faced a major challenge in consolidating its legacy IT infrastructure. With four distinct organisational units - Hain Daniels, Hain Europe, Ella's Kitchen, and the North American division - operating on separate Microsoft 365 tenants, which did not allow for any collaboration across the entities.

The GSM Association (GSMA) required a network infrastructure overhaul when relocating to new offices. With around 400-500 employees, their initial issues involved needing help with network wireless technology and ensuring seamless connectivity was distributed to all areas of their new workspace.

Jellycat’s continuing success meant that its global network of stockists has grown considerably over the years.

However, Jellycat hadn’t extensively reviewed or updated its technology systems. At this point, the company started to grow significantly, with plans to introduce e-commerce and additional staff to handle the increased demand. This meant that Jellycat’s internal processes had become constrained and were hindering its ability to deliver on its business objectives.