Solution Architecture

Complaining about a problem without posing a solution is called whining

Theodore Roosevelt, President of the United States of America 1901-1909

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MobileCorp Solution Architecture Services

MobileCorp offers the following solution architecture services:

solution architecture assessments
solution and product evaluations
architecture roadmaps
architecture framework and tools
solution implementation and project management

MobileCorp has experienced solution architects in our Managed ICT team. They specialise in Mobility, Networks and Cloud-based solution design.

MobileCorp Solution Architecture Case Studies

Examples of MobileCorp solution architecture projects include:

Ticketek: Network design and migration from MPLS to NBN and SD-WAN with cellular broadband failover and ongoing management
Marine Rescue NSW: A communications network upgrade with NBN, cellular failover, and Telstra LANES or ROIP, with Cradlepoint routers and NetCloud management
TNT Express: IoT solution to automate M2M connectivity of barcode scanners
Advanced Buildings: delivering connectivity to a remote construction site
Coates Hire: delivering connectivity to compromised Darwin office building
Element14: network upgrade to Business SIP to avoid ISDN disconnection

MobileCorp’s 8-steps to successful Solution Architecture

MobileCorp solution architects follow a tried and test best practice process to deliver effective architecture design and implementation.

The 8-step plan covers:

Step 1. Engagement

Engaging with the key stakeholders and defining all the objectives from across the business will set the scene for a successful outcome.

Step 2. Business Case

Understanding the business drivers, the expected outcomes and benefits, and being able to justify costs and the decision-making will all be captured by the Business Case documentation.

Step3. Return on Investment

Being able to articulate a clear return on investment will enable the business to determine the project budget. When MobileCorp moved Ticketek from an MPLS network to NBN with cellular broadband failover, the business banked savings of $250,000 in the first year.

Step 4. Evaluation

There will always be a range of possible solutions and potential technologies to evaluate to determine which is the most fit-for-purpose and value.

Step 5. Integration

Integration with legacy or planned infrastructure is an important element to avoid business disruption and future-proof the solution.

Step 6. Design

Designing an optimal solution using our specialist solution architects and obtaining buy-in for the design from all stakeholders.

Step 7.Proof of Concept

Creation of a solution prototype or Proof of Concept can be a sensible pre-execution step to trial or test the technology. This step will not always be required.