A regional IT rollout
A vendor needs routers, switches, and servers imported and delivered to several customer sites.
Coordinate technology deployment across markets
DEXENT designs and coordinates the operating plan for hardware and infrastructure projects. Import requirements, warehousing, staging, delivery, replacements, and recovery are assessed around the equipment, countries, and deployment schedule.
The project continues beyond international transport
Equipment needs the right documents, local import structure, storage arrangements, preparation, delivery access, and handoffs to the deployment team. DEXENT coordinates those dependencies within an agreed plan for each market and site.
For technology and infrastructure teams
Manufacturers, vendors, integrators, resellers, telecom providers, and infrastructure operators can use this solution to coordinate international hardware projects. IT, Operations, Procurement, and Supply Chain gain a shared plan for the equipment’s operating requirements.
Typical situations
- Regional rollouts across several countries.
- Equipment imports without existing local import capability.
- Servers, networking, and storage delivered to project sites.
- Telecom and connectivity deployments.
- Spare-parts positioning.
- Hardware replacement, recovery, and return programs.
An operating plan for the equipment lifecycle
- 01Purchase and sourcing
Align vendors, product information, commercial terms, and project destinations.
- 02Import
Review product requirements, documentation, permits, customs structure, duties, and taxes.
- 03Storage
Arrange partner-operated warehousing and inventory responsibilities within the scope.
- 04Preparation
Coordinate staging, consolidation, labeling, or other agreed preparation with suitable providers.
- 05Distribution
Plan site deliveries and local handoffs around access requirements and project milestones.
- 06Installation coordination
Align local technical partners and deployment teams where the project includes that work.
- 07Replacement
Position spare parts and coordinate replacement flows where contracted.
- 08Recovery
Assess returns, RMA (Return Merchandise Authorization), repair shipments, redeployment, or disposal through appropriate providers.
Country-level execution within a regional plan
Solution Design & Advisory establishes the model. Trade & Customs and Compliance address import requirements. Global Logistics and Local Execution coordinate movement, storage, preparation, and delivery. Managed Global Operations provides the coordination structure for milestones and exceptions.
Plan each market and each handoff
Understand the equipment and deadlines. Design the country and site plan. Coordinate vendors and local providers. Execute the agreed activities. Refine the model for replacement cycles and future deployments.
How We WorkConfirm the destination requirements early
Service scope depends on the product, destination, site, and intended use. Start with a country review before committing an import or deployment schedule.
Check Your MarketsTypical project situations
What a deployment looks like
A data center project
Procurement needs a coordinated plan for compute, storage, and networking equipment from multiple vendors.
A replacement program
An infrastructure team needs spare-parts positioning, replacement delivery, and return coordination across its operating markets.
Frequently asked questions
What equipment can be assessed?
The initial focus includes enterprise IT hardware, servers, storage, networking, telecom equipment, satellite terminals, and specialized electronics. Eligibility depends on product and country requirements.
Can DEXENT coordinate warehousing and staging?
These activities can form part of the agreed solution through selected providers. The storage location, inventory responsibilities, and preparation tasks are defined in the project scope.
Does deployment include installation?
Installation coordination may be included where suitable technical partners and an agreed scope are available. Do not assume installation is included in a transport or import quotation.
Can several countries be managed within one project?
Yes, a project can use a regional coordination plan. Each country still requires review of the equipment, regulatory conditions, and local resources.
Can returns and replacements be included?
Replacement and recovery flows can be assessed as part of the lifecycle scope. Warranty terms, product status, export/import rules, and local handling requirements determine the model.
Plan the operation behind your deployment
Share the equipment list, countries, site requirements, and deadlines. We can assess the operating structure your project needs.
Plan Your Deployment