Fifteen years of infrastructure, security and cloud

We have supported Combe for over 15 years, delivering dozens of projects together — from a full migration of the workplace to Microsoft 365 through to designing and building network infrastructure from the ground up at new plants.

ILS team and Combe client at the network rack with Arista switches and Dell PowerStore storage — Left: Itzik, IT and Priority Manager at Combe · Right: Alex, ILS

OVERVIEW

An organization that grew from one branch to three sites, with infrastructure that grew with it

When we started working together, Combe had a single branch. Today it runs three sites, including plants whose network infrastructure we designed and built from the ground up.

A relationship of more than 15 years changes the nature of the work: rather than a one-off project, it means infrastructure planned from the outset to grow — and dozens of projects delivered on top of one another over the years.

Background

The organization grew, and its requirements grew with it: more sites, more users, and stricter information-security requirements from the bodies it works with.

The solution

Cloud and mail: a full migration of the workplace environment to Microsoft 365.

Information security: preparing the organization to meet information-security requirements set by government institutions.

Network and security: Sophos firewalls and Arista switches deployed across the organization.

New sites: network infrastructure designed and built from the ground up at plants added to the group.

Delivery

The work spans dozens of projects over more than 15 years, so each stage was built on top of what already existed rather than in place of it.

ILS Networks has supported enterprise IT infrastructure in Israel since 2009, with 24/7 support.

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NEXT STEP

Looking for infrastructure support over the long run? Start with a call.

A short technical call with the team: what runs today, where the organization is growing, and what it takes for the infrastructure to grow with it — no commitment.