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IT Infrastructure Deployment
APAC IT infrastructure deployment — rack & stack, network installation, cabling and A/V across Asia.
Brocent delivers professional APAC IT infrastructure deployment projects with a single point of contact across most countries and cities in Asia. From network device installation and server rack & stack to WiFi deployment, A/V systems and structured cabling, our certified field-service engineers handle every step — from design and staging through onsite installation and UAT. 18 PMP/PRINCE2, 80 CCNA/CCNP, 32 MCSE, and 68 manufacturer-certified engineers available across the region.
Why Brocent
- 18 PMP/PRINCE2 + 80 CCNA/CCNP certified engineers
- Offsite staging centre available
- Full QA documentation & digital photo sign-off
- Single contact across all APAC sites
What's included
Network Device Installation & Deployment
IT refresh and new deployments for network switches, firewalls, routers, and SD-WAN devices. Local teams perform staging, rack & stack and commissioning in collaboration with remote technical leads.
Server & Storage Installation
Global deployment projects with regional installation of servers and storage at APAC sites. Brocent FSS technicians handle all physical installation, cabling and initial configuration.
WiFi & A/V Installation
Cloud-based WiFi AP deployment and decommission of legacy wireless overnight. Golden-badge FSS supports design, coordination, installation, cabling and joint testing for digital signage, video conferencing and SBC devices.
Rack & Stack Project Management
Full rack and stack project management including receiving & unpacking, inventory check, assembly & mounting, power/network cabling, asset tagging, firmware & BIOS upgrades, QA inspection and custom pre-installation testing.
Offsite Staging & Onsite UAT
IT equipment shipped to Brocent's staging centre to pre-load configuration and test before delivery, saving on-site service time. On-site engineers then execute the installation plan and run the full UAT to verify design and system features.
Regional Coverage across Asia
Service cities include Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Jakarta, India, Australia and New Zealand — all under a single contract.
Guides & resources
Data centre & infrastructure guides
Hong Kong Data Center Guide 2026: Locations & Providers
A practical guide to Hong Kong's real data center districts and named providers (Equinix, Global Switch, NTT, SUNeVision, HKCOLO, OneAsia, Vantage, Digital Realty), plus what to verify before you colocate.
Read the guide →Singapore Data Center Landscape 2026: Regions & Providers
A landscape guide to Singapore's data center market: why supply is gated by the 2019-22 moratorium, 2022-23 pilot CFA and DC-CFA2, the real Jurong/Tai Seng/Loyang-Tuas-Changi clusters, and the named providers building there.
Read the guide →What Drives Data Center Costs in Hong Kong? 2026 Guide
There's no public per-vendor Hong Kong colocation price list — here are the real, verifiable cost drivers: electricity tariffs, grid-connection queues, land scarcity, redundancy tier and connectivity.
Read the guide →Choosing a Data Center Provider in Singapore: Cost Guide
A benchmark-based guide to what drives data center and colocation costs in Singapore, how hyperscale, enterprise colocation, and public cloud compare, and what to check before you sign.
Read the guide →Rack and Stack Checklist: Delivery, Racking, Cabling, Labelling, Power-On and Handover
What rack and stack means, with a practical checklist for delivery checks, racking servers and switches, cabling, labelling, power-on and acceptance.
Read the guide →Twelve Racks, One Weekend: A Hong Kong Rack Migration Runbook
For a group IT manager at a Hong Kong-headquartered manufacturer facing a lease deadline, moving twelve rack servers, a firewall pair, switches and a small SAN out of a landlord's building server room into a commercial facility with two provisioned 42U cabinets. Not the strategic guide to deciding whether and where to relocate a data centre — this is the move-night runbook itself: the pre-move survey, labelling and cabinet-mapping discipline, de-rack order, packing and transport, re-rack and power-on sequencing, the rollback point, and what out-of-hours physical work actually costs to arrange. Illustrative composite scenario; no Hong Kong facility operator is named as origin or destination.
Read the guide →Data Center Relocation in Hong Kong: Cost, Vendors & Checklist (2026)
A practical 2026 guide to relocating a data center in Hong Kong: realistic timelines and costs, a phase-by-phase runbook, near-zero-downtime methods, PDPO and cross-border risks, and the questions to ask before choosing a relocation vendor.
Read the guide →Your Servers Are in Tseung Kwan O. Who Actually Goes to the Cage?
A composite scenario from Hong Kong's brokerage world: two racks in Tseung Kwan O, a four-person technology team, and no documented answer to who goes to the cage on a Sunday night. The five operational jobs a colocation contract leaves behind, and how to assign each one.
Read the guide →Server Relocation Services: Checklist, Downtime & Cost (2026)
A practical guide to server relocation for Hong Kong and Singapore companies: discovery and dependency mapping, a T-30 to T+1 checklist, cold move vs staged vs cloud migration, transport and insurance, cost drivers and data centre access rules.
Read the guide →The Lease Ended and the Racks Were Still Full: Data Centre Decommissioning in Singapore
A composite scenario from Singapore: a colocation lease reaches its end date with two racks still installed, no current inventory, and a restoration clause discovered six weeks out. Why a decommission is four projects rather than one, the ten-stage process in order, the lead times that actually cause missed deadlines, and what a quote really depends on.
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