PKA Tech Call us: 800-486-6461 / 845-357-0170 OUR APPROACH PUBLIC SECTOR SERVICES SOLUTIONS LEARNING CONTACT Networking Networking is the indispensable building block of the modern IT infrastructure. As networks evolve over time, however, they tend to become overly complex and difficult to manage. Legacy architectures require manual configuration at the device level, hindering agility and limiting the benefits of virtualization and automation. PKA Technologies architects wired and wireless networks that deliver the performance, reliability and flexibility today’s enterprises demand. Our full-lifecycle network services include: Strategy and planning Assessment Architecture and design Integration and deployment Optimization. Support Our relationship with Aruba/HPE offers distinct advantages in network design and implementation. From core switching and routing to wireless controllers and access points, Aruba/HPE offers open standards-based solutions that provide the ultimate in compatibility and automation. Aruba/HPE’s networking product line extends to campus, branch and WAN solutions as well as the industry’s broadest software-defined networking portfolio. Intelligent management tools help you provision, configure, automate, monitor and secure network resources, lowering costs and simplifying your operations. If you are expanding your network or need a network infrastructure that can support new solutions, we can jumpstart your initiative. Call us for more information on our capabilities and Aruba/HPE networking products. What is your business challenge? The Benefits of Virtualized Infrastructures Tell Me More Our Approach Our Mission Our People A woman owned business Careers Partners Solutions Storage Networking Virtualization Servers/HPC Converged Security Data Protection / DR End-User Computing Enterprise Software Big Data Analytics Cloud Services Professional Services Data Center Optimization Assessment Consulting News Events Careers    Copyright© 1997 - 2021 PKA Technologies, Inc. All rights reserved | Log in