Private Infrastructure Solutions
Your infrastructure, designed, built and operated by one team
Some requirements do not fit a product page. They need a partner who can take a business problem, turn it into an architecture, build it, and stay accountable for how it runs.
That is what our private infrastructure solutions are. One team designs your network, sets up the applications your business runs on, develops what cannot be bought, and operates the result for as long as you want us to.
What is included
Network and interconnection architecture
Topology design, capacity planning, redundancy and interconnection for offices, factories, data centers and clouds. We design for the traffic you actually have and the failures you should expect.
Business application setup
Websites, email systems, OA systems, automation systems and ERP, together with the identity, backup and monitoring infrastructure that keeps them dependable. Deployed on equipment you own and operated for you.
Custom system development
When packaged software stops fitting, our engineers develop internal tools and customer-facing systems that match your workflow, and keep maintaining them after launch.
Why Cat Networks
One accountable partner
Network, systems and development from a single team means no vendor triangles when something breaks. You call one number and the person who answers can actually fix it.
Built on your equipment
Solutions run on infrastructure you own, in your office or in our facilities. Your data stays under your control, and there are no per-seat surprises years later.
Multilingual engineering
Projects are delivered in Japanese, English and Chinese, by the engineers who do the work rather than through account managers.
Example of use
A trading company with offices in Osaka, Hong Kong and Frankfurt needed private connectivity between its sites, a unified email and OA environment, and an inventory system its packaged ERP could not provide.
We designed the inter-office network on private circuits, deployed the application stack on dedicated hardware, and developed the inventory system around the workflows its staff already used.
- Three offices on one private network with a single operations contact
- Email and OA migrated without losing a working day
- The inventory system replaced three spreadsheets and a nightly manual job
What to expect
- A documented architecture you own, not a black box
- Fewer vendors and clearer responsibility when issues happen
- Systems that fit the workflow instead of reshaping it