Enterprise Connectivity Solutions
You get DIA, managed co-location, point-to-point connectivity, and NSCX designed, documented, and supported by engineers.
Keep Critical Connections Stable
Your business runs across sites, cloud platforms, data centers, applications, and users who expect access to work. When the network is slow, unclear, or split across too many providers, your team is left chasing answers instead of improving the environment.
Network Strategies helps you bring enterprise connectivity into a cleaner operating model. We design, document, and support the paths your business depends on, from dedicated internet access and private point-to-point links to managed co-location and NSCX.
You get connectivity that is easier to understand, easier to support, and ready for the next change.
Four Ways We Support Enterprise Connectivity
DIA
Dedicated internet access for business-critical operations that need stable connectivity, clear service expectations, and direct engineering support.
Managed Co-location
Co-location supported with connectivity, monitoring, documentation, change control, and help from engineers when something needs attention.
Point to Point
Private connectivity between offices, data centers, facilities, and cloud-adjacent environments, with paths that are designed and documented before they are relied on.
Network Strategies Cloud Exchange
NSCX gives you a managed way to connect into cloud, carrier, and exchange environments without leaving every handoff for your internal team to chase.
Connect the Environments Your Business Already Runs
Your network is not one connection. It is the path between your offices, data centers, cloud platforms, facilities, applications, and users.
We help you design the right path for the way your business already works. That may mean DIA for reliable internet access, point-to-point connectivity between known endpoints, managed co-location for infrastructure that needs to stay close and supported, or NSCX for private access into cloud and exchange environments.
Common examples we support:
Offices and facilities that need stable access to shared systems
Data center and co-location environments that need clear connectivity paths
Cloud platforms that should not depend only on public internet routing
Sites moving large or sensitive data between known endpoints
Applications that need predictable access across locations
The goal is simple: connect the environments your business already depends on, without making the network harder to manage.
Keep Changes, Incidents, and Support Moving
Once the connection is live, the work becomes operational. Your team needs the environment to stay understandable when a circuit changes, a site is added, a carrier gets involved, or performance starts to shift.
We keep that part practical. You get records your team can use, changes that are planned properly, and support from engineers who know how the environment was built.
You get:
Current diagrams and runbooks
Documented handoffs across carriers, facilities, and cloud environments
Change control with planned windows and clear approvals
Monitoring tied to known services and thresholds
Clear updates when troubleshooting starts
Escalation that keeps moving when another provider is involved
Your network should get easier to manage as it grows, not harder to explain.
Bring Us the Connections That Matter
Bring your sites, circuits, cloud destinations, and co-location needs.
We will help you map the right path across DIA, point-to-point connectivity, managed co-location, and NSCX.
Enterprise Connectivity Solutions FAQs
What are enterprise connectivity solutions?
Enterprise connectivity solutions include dedicated internet access, private links, co-location connectivity, and cloud access your business uses to keep sites, systems, applications, and users connected. For Network Strategies, that can include DIA, point-to-point connectivity, managed co-location, and NSCX, supported by engineers.
What is DIA used for?
DIA, or dedicated internet access, gives your business a dedicated connection for critical internet access. It is used when standard broadband is not the right fit for performance expectations, business continuity, support visibility, or the volume of traffic your environment needs to carry.
When should we use point-to-point connectivity?
Point-to-point connectivity is useful when you need a private path between known endpoints, such as offices, data centers, facilities, or cloud-adjacent environments. It helps keep important traffic on a defined route that is easier to document, monitor, and support.
What is managed co-location?
Managed co-location gives you a place to house infrastructure with support around connectivity, monitoring, documentation, change control, and escalation. Instead of treating co-location as only rack space, Network Strategies helps keep the environment supportable after it is live.
What is NSCX?
NSCX, or Network Strategies Cloud Exchange, gives you a managed way to connect into cloud, carrier, and exchange environments. It is designed for businesses that need private connectivity with engineering support around the design, documentation, and operation of the connection.