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Managed Services

FIS Managed Services is a turnkey service providing a single-source solution for Wide Area Networks. It allows companies to focus on their core business while utilizing FIS to provide the corporate network infrastructure support required to remain competitive in today's fast-paced markets.

Benefits of Managed Services from FIS
  • As a single-source managed network services provider, FIS assumes full network management responsibility, freeing technical staff and resources to focus on other mission-critical job functions.
  • FIS' experienced staff, proven monitoring processes and 24x7 monitoring effectively increases system reliability and reduces network downtime, creating more opportunity to provide quality services to customers.
  • FIS' Managed Services team has the experience and performance tools needed to analyze and plan for future demand by identifying potential network capacity issues and developing a plan to help take advantage of new business opportunities.
  • FIS is committed to maintaining a staff with industry-leading skills and applying processes and technology that work to provide confidence to support current and future business expansions.

Features

FIS' Managed Services is a comprehensive suite of network management services that includes:

Network Management and Monitoring

  • Monitor network health and status
  • Provide status of alarms, alerts and events
  • Manage enterprise network components, including routers, switches, DSU/CSUs and circuits
  • Detect, isolate and control irregular network behavior
  • Dispatch to appropriate service provider
  • Manage incidents through resolution

Asset Management

  • Record and manage each router's configuration
  • Manage the router software

Reporting

  • Incident Tracking – Identifies type, outage duration, description, quantity and location of reported problems
  • Bandwidth Utilization – Average utilization can help determine overall traffic patterns, which can then be used to determine if acceptable bandwidth is available from the service provider
  • Router Utilization – Indicates congestion points and track load to get an early warning as to when re-engineering or equipment upgrades may be necessary