Professional network rack with cleanly documented IT infrastructure

Business IT in Amberg | Industry and campus

IT infrastructure for Amberg’s manufacturing businesses.

Metalworking, mechanical engineering, electronics, automation, environmental and energy technology shape Amberg’s business profile. JITIS designs networks that separate office IT, production-adjacent devices and external service access.

Local context

Upper Palatinate

Production environments need more than fast office networking.

Established businesses combine modern workplaces with machinery, controllers and devices that have long lifecycles. Unclear transitions between these areas make maintenance harder and increase the impact of individual faults.

We map dependencies before modernisation, restrict service access and assess where centrally managed UniFi switching and professionally planned Wi-Fi can simplify site operations.

Metal and mechanical engineeringElectronics and automationEnvironmental and energy technologyTechnical servicesCampus and education environments

Service model

Control the transitions between office and operations.

01

Define network zones

Workplaces, production, guests and management receive clear technical boundaries.

02

Restrict service access

External maintenance is enabled deliberately, auditable and isolated from the wider network.

03

Assess industrial Wi-Fi

Coverage and roaming are validated against building structure, materials and devices.

Service model

Understand dependencies before replacing components.

A technical baseline prevents a seemingly small network change from unexpectedly affecting operations.

Map interfaces

We document networks, machine access, radio zones and external responsibilities.

Bound the target design

The concept covers the necessary architecture and one realistic first implementation stage.

Control changes

Testing, rollback paths and documentation accompany work near productive systems.

Let us assess your site in Amberg.

Together we determine whether segmentation, a Wi-Fi survey or a network audit is the right starting point.

Discuss your requirements