Converged Networks

Requirements placed on today's Information Technology systems can seem overwhelming. Questions seem endless and answers elusive.

MorganFranklin's Technology unit has extensive experience with converging information technology services onto Internet Protocol (IP)-based networks. By leveraging and reinforcing the existing Local Area Network (LAN) and Wide Area Network (WAN) infrastructures, we have the foundation to carry any required data or communication services in a resilient environment.

The goal of a fully converged IP-based network is rarely realized in one step. Seamlessly handling multiple mission-critical services over IP, such as Voice (VoIP), Fax (FoIP), Video Streaming, and Video Teleconferencing (VTC), can tax the capacity of even the most robust physical network topology. Mobility requirements introduce additional challenges for access and bandwidth.

MorganFranklin understands the importance of balancing an organization's bottom-line requirements: quality of service, continuity of operations, and intelligent financial decisions. Once the requirements are defined, solution options and pathways are identified for your evaluation. Wherever possible, MorganFranklin looks to leverage your organization's existing assets to achieve the desired solution; it doesn't make sense to migrate services that are well-supported and cost effective. Migration from, and interoperability with, legacy systems must be carefully planned, tested, demonstrated, and skillfully integrated into your organization so that work continues without interruption.

Our Converged Network solutions include:

• Net-Centric IP-Based Services
• Network Engineering
• Support for Heterogeneous Devices
• Information Assurance and Network Security
• Network Monitoring and Management