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Vendors

The vendors behind each technology.

Technology is chosen for the problem it solves, not for the brand that builds it. This is the consolidated list of the vendors we work with, grouped by the technology they belong to.

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The criterion
At SUMāTO the architecture is defined first; the vendor is chosen afterwards.

The order matters. A decision that starts from the product ends up shaping the operation around a supplier's catalogue. One that starts from the architecture leaves the product where it belongs: a replaceable piece inside a design that answers to the client's operation. That is why this page groups by technology and not by brand.

Cloud

The platforms we design and operate on.

Infrastructure, platform and managed services for production workloads, with the design and operation described in the Cloud practice.

AWS

Public cloud for compute, storage, networking and managed services, in architectures designed to run in production.

Microsoft

Azure for infrastructure and platform, and Microsoft 365 for the workplace productivity environment.

OCI

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, for workloads that depend on databases and applications from the same ecosystem.

Cybersecurity

Control of the perimeter and of access.

Network security applied under the model and the frameworks described in the Cybersecurity practice.

Fortinet

Network and perimeter security: firewall, network segmentation and controlled remote access.

Communications and infrastructure

The physical layer everything else runs on.

Network, transport, cabling and surveillance: the components that carry the operation and are designed together with the rest of the architecture.

Huawei

Network and transport equipment for campuses, sites and data centres.

Cisco

Enterprise networking: switching, routing and collaboration platforms.

Panduit

Physical infrastructure: structured cabling, pathways and thermal management in data centres.

Dahua

Video surveillance and physical access control, integrated into the site's operation.

The first step

Before choosing a vendor, define the architecture.

In a 60-minute session we review your operation, identify which technology decisions are still open, and show you the criterion for making them.

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