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Managed Infrastructure Services

24/7 monitoring from active-active NOCs in Beijing and Shanghai, hardware maintenance and resident engineers; scope, service windows, escalation, reporting and spares responsibility defined per order.

From fragmented vendors to single accountability

When facing unmonitored branch equipment, end-of-service hardware risks, and a lack of on-site IT presence across China, relying on multiple fragmented vendors and emergency ad-hoc contractors inevitably leads to finger-pointing, sluggish restore times, and compliance gaps.

GSS Managed Infrastructure Services consolidate 24/7 remote monitoring, hardware and spares maintenance, and resident engineers under one contract covering the agreed estate. Response and restore figures on this page are the standard tier; the order governs.

What this page answers: what is monitored (device list and probes), service window (24/7 or business hours), response and escalation path (P1–P3 and escalation contacts), reporting (monthly / quarterly / annual), change management (approval and windows), spares responsibility (GSS / customer / vendor).

Comparison DimensionIn-House Build / Fragmented Vendor PainGSS Managed Operations Framework
Monitoring and responseNo unified baseline; silent failures off-hours and during holidaysActive-active NOCs in Beijing and Shanghai, 24/7; standard tier P1 15-minute response, 4-hour restore target, upgradable per order
Hardware & SparesHigh OEM renewal fees post-warranty; long lead times for sparesMulti-brand hardware maintenance and advance spare replacement (Cisco, Fortinet, servers)
National reachHQ engineers cannot efficiently cover nationwide stores and plant sitesField engineers across 200+ cities dispatched to the contracted tier; replaces in-house 24/7 staffing, cost assessed against your scale
Security & AuditUncontrolled remote access and lack of audit trails for changesAll changes gated by ticketing and executed via bastion hosts with full session recording

Flexible Engagement Models

ModelBest forEngagement
Remote ManagedMulti-branch enterprises with standardised device stacksMonthly per device / link
Managed + SparesCritical core routing, switching, and security requiring sparesBase monthly fee + hardware model maintenance
On-Site StaffingLarge campuses, data centres, or complex transition phasesPer person-month; GSS manages recruitment and backfill
Service specifications

Managed Infrastructure Services

ScopeNetwork, wireless and security devices, servers and storage, server-room facilities, circuits and Internet links
MonitoringActive-active NOCs in Beijing and Shanghai, 24/7; SNMP / Syslog / NetFlow / link-quality probes; minute-level alerting; scope defined by device list
Response and restoreStandard tier: P1 15-minute response, 4-hour restore target; P2 30-minute response, 8-hour restore target. On-site arrival in four tiers (2 h / 4 h / 8 h / NBD). Tiers can be upgraded per order; the order governs
Hardware maintenanceFault diagnosis, preventive inspection, advance spare replacement for Cisco / Fortinet / MikroTik and major server brands; spares responsibility (GSS pool / customer-owned / vendor) defined in the order
On-site staffingGSS recruits, trains, assesses and backfills engineers; billed per person-month with project-based flexibility
Change managementEvery change is ticket-approved, executed in the agreed window via bastion host with session recording; emergency changes follow runbooks with post-review
ReportingMonthly availability and incident report, quarterly capacity and optimisation review, annual asset inventory
Delivery process

Delivery process

Inventory and baseline

Catalogue devices, links and configurations; build the CMDB and monitoring baseline; agree responsibility boundaries.

Onboarding

Bring assets into monitoring and ticketing, define runbooks; a smooth handover typically takes 2–4 weeks.

Day-to-day operations

Alert handling, change execution, inspections and spares management, all fully traceable.

Continuous improvement

Monthly and quarterly reviews identify capacity bottlenecks and risks with upgrade recommendations.

Related cases

Related cases

Financial services A national joint-stock commercial bank

Commercial Bank Video Cloud and AIOps

Video conferencing, remote-teller and training streams ran on three incompatible systems with a dozen terminal models; branches bought their own circuits, so quality varied and stutter complaints stayed high. Regulators required all audio-video data and AI analysis to remain inside the bank.

1,200+ Outlet terminals
99.98% Platform availability
Pharma / Life sciences A multinational pharmaceutical company (China region)

Multinational Pharma China AIOps and Compliant Data Centre Operations

China IT was managed remotely by global HQ with only six local staff covering GxP data rooms, a nationwide office network and cloud. Eleven monitoring tools generated 15,000 alerts a month with under 5% actionable, and major incidents took three hours to diagnose. Global HQ required English reporting and audit evidence from any local vendor.

−88% Alert volume
3h → 25min Major-incident diagnosis
Retail A national retail chain

Retail Chain Private AI Customer Service and Store Network Upgrade

1,800 stores ran on a single broadband line and POS / loyalty systems dropped at peak; 400 contact-centre agents searched 30+ policy and product documents by hand with a 6-minute average handling time; member data and conversations could not leave the company, ruling out public-cloud LLM APIs.

−91% Store outages
6min → 2.5min Average handling time
Energy / SOE A central state-owned energy enterprise

Energy SOE Unified Wireless Access and AI Network Assurance

Each province had built its own wireless with different SSIDs, authentication and security policies, so staff could not roam across provinces and HQ could not audit device access. Remote-site network faults waited for a provincial engineer to travel, averaging over two days to fix.

310 Sites covered
120,000+ Connected devices
FAQ

FAQ

Can we outsource only part of our estate?

Yes. Scope is defined by device list and site; many clients start with core network or circuits and expand over time.

What about equipment out of vendor warranty?

GSS provides third-party maintenance and spares for common models of major brands, and can combine vendor SmartNet on critical devices with third-party spares elsewhere to reduce cost.

Who manages on-site engineers?

Engineers are employed and managed by GSS and work under your processes and security policies; GSS handles handover and backfill when staff change.

How is operational security ensured?

Every change goes through ticket approval, is executed via a bastion host with session recording, and critical changes require two-person review.

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