A four-person field team managed the move as one controlled cross-border IT relocation project.
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User IT assets
Server room
AV systems
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A company moving from Frankfurt to Amsterdam needed every IT, network and AV asset dismantled, transported across the border and restored to working order without damage or disruption.
The office depended on three connected infrastructure layers: user endpoints, a compact server/network cabinet and an integrated conference room. NGMS managed the full relocation as one coordinated project so every dependency could be rebuilt and validated at the destination.
Every asset, cable and connection had to be documented before dismantling.
IT, network and conferencing systems had to be rebuilt without losing configuration or dependencies.
Displays, cameras and network hardware required careful handling and protective packaging.
Equipment had to move from Germany to the Netherlands with controlled handling at every stage.
Complete asset inventory and dependency mapping before dismantling.
Controlled decommissioning with cable, port and device labels linked to a reassembly map.
Anti-static protection, cushioning and reinforced packaging for cross-border transit.
Workstations, network cabinet and conference room AV rebuilt and tested in Amsterdam.
The Frankfurt-to-Amsterdam relocation finished with full restoration of user IT, network and conference room AV, with zero equipment damage and no operational disruption.
The Amsterdam office was fully operational within two working days of equipment arrival.
Protective packing and controlled handling kept user IT, network and AV equipment intact.
Labelling and dependency mapping allowed every connection to be rebuilt and validated correctly.
