IT & Network Infrastructure
Server rooms · Cabling · Fiber · Wi-Fi
Planning, installation and integration of IT infrastructure — server rooms, servers, storage, backup, power, structured cabling, fiber optics, networks and Wi-Fi.
Technology & IT infrastructure for businesses in Georgia
One partner.Complete technology infrastructure.
More than device installation: KMS plans, designs, builds, integrates, tests and supports the IT, network, security, automation and AV infrastructure of business facilities — and relocates it when you move.
What we do
One partner for the systems your facility runs on
For offices, clinics, hotels, commercial buildings, warehouses, production sites and educational facilities, KMS delivers network, security, automation and audio-visual systems as one managed, documented environment — with one point of coordination from the first audit to handover and support.
A facility runs on connected systems — network, servers, communications, surveillance, access control and automation. KMS treats them as one engineering task.
When these components are planned separately, or moved as part of different processes, the risk of incompatibility, faults, lost information and unclear responsibility grows. We study the facility, define the technical requirements, plan the solution and connect each stage of the work into a single process.
The goal is simple: the client receives not just installed or relocated equipment, but a working, manageable and documented technology environment.
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For businesses and commercial facilities we plan, design, supply, install, integrate and support IT infrastructure, network systems, security, automation and audio-visual solutions — and we provide professional logistics and migration of IT infrastructure.
Infrastructure we plan, install and support
- Server rooms & data storage
- Structured cabling & fiber optics
- LAN, Wi-Fi & firewalls
- CCTV & access control
- BMS & KNX automation
- Meeting rooms & video conferencing
- IT support & IT relocation
Integrated services
Six directions. One engineering approach.
6 core directions • 30+ sub-categories • one engineering approach. Each direction can be delivered on its own, but they are planned to work together — from the first audit to handover and support.
Security & Access Systems
CCTV · Access control · ANPR · Intercom
Physical security of the facility — IP video surveillance, video analytics, access control, visitor management, perimeter protection and intercom, integrated as one system.
Smart Building & Automation
BMS · KNX · Lighting · HVAC control
Automation and centralized control of building systems — BMS, KNX, lighting, climate and HVAC, energy monitoring, sensors and smart home scenarios.
Audio-Visual & Communication Systems
Meeting rooms · Video conferencing · LED
Technology for modern work, meeting and communication spaces — conference rooms, video conferencing, professional audio, displays, video walls and Digital Signage.
Managed IT & Technical Support
Helpdesk · Monitoring · Maintenance
Continuous administration, monitoring and support of your IT environment — helpdesk, remote and on-site support, preventive maintenance and backup control under agreed terms.
IT Logistics & Infrastructure Relocation
Audit · Packing · Migration · Commissioning
Safe relocation, migration and recommissioning of IT infrastructure — audit, inventory, labeling, controlled shutdown, packing, transport, reinstallation, testing and documented handover.
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Find the right directionHow we work
A structured path from the first conversation to ongoing support.
The depth of each stage depends on the project, but every stage has a defined purpose and outcome.
Consultation
We clarify your goals, the facility, constraints and timeline.
Technical audit
We survey the site and the existing systems and define the technical requirements.
Design & BOQ
Architecture, specifications, bill of quantities and cost estimate — a clear basis for budget and procurement.
Installation
Installation, cabling, configuration or relocation — scheduled, coordinated and supervised to completion.
Integration
Separate systems are connected so they operate as one managed environment.
Testing & commissioning
Systems are verified against agreed criteria and handed over with As-Built documentation.
Ongoing support
Maintenance, technical support and further development are provided on agreed terms.
Industries
Infrastructure shaped by how each facility operates.
Offices, clinics, hotels, commercial buildings, stores, warehouses, production sites and educational facilities have different requirements. We start from those requirements, not from a product.
Corporate Offices
Network, Wi-Fi, access control, surveillance, meeting room technology and office IT relocation.
Healthcare
Network infrastructure, security, communications and the careful relocation and recommissioning of technology equipment.
Hospitality
Guest Wi-Fi, networks, security, smart room systems and AV for hotels and hospitality venues.
Commercial Buildings
Building automation, shared security, backbone networks and ongoing support for business centers and multi-tenant buildings.
Retail
Store networks, video surveillance, access control and coordinated rollouts across locations.
Industrial Facilities
Communication networks, surveillance, access control and server infrastructure for production sites.
Logistics & Warehousing
Network coverage across large spaces, surveillance, access control, server infrastructure and equipment relocation.
Education
Campus networks and Wi-Fi, security, multimedia classrooms and technology upgrades for schools and universities.
Engineering & project management
The engineering layer behind all six services.
Whether the task is a network, a security system, building automation, a meeting room, managed IT or a relocation, each project rests on the same foundation: clear requirements, sound design, controlled execution and complete documentation.
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Technical audits
Existing infrastructure, facility conditions and dependencies are assessed before any decision — so the scope rests on facts.
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Technical requirements & specifications
Requirements become clear technical specifications that you, suppliers and contractors can all work from.
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Engineering design
Network, low-voltage, security, automation and AV systems are designed together, with their interfaces defined — not in isolation.
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BOQ & cost estimation
A bill of quantities and a cost estimate give a transparent basis for budget approval and procurement.
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Project management & technical supervision
Schedule, contractors and quality of work are coordinated and supervised through to completion.
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Testing, commissioning & As-Built documentation
Systems are tested and commissioned, and handed over with documentation that reflects what was actually built.
Featured — IT logistics
Technology relocation. Planned as one project.
Computers, servers, network devices and communication systems are connected to each other. Moving them is not transportation — it is the controlled transfer of a technology environment from one state to another.
Every relocation involves some planned downtime. We agree shutdown windows in advance and plan the sequence to keep disruption as low as practical.
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IT audit & asset inventory
We record devices, quantities, connections and critical dependencies before anything is touched.
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Relocation planning
Sequence, timing and responsibilities are agreed, together with the infrastructure required at the new site.
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Equipment identification & labeling
Devices, ports and cables are labeled so every connection can be restored exactly.
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Controlled shutdown & dismantling
Systems are shut down in an agreed order and dismantled following the plan.
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Packing & transportation
Equipment is packed by type and sensitivity; loading, transport and delivery are coordinated.
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Installation & reconnection
Racks, devices and workstations are installed to the prepared layout and reconnected.
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Testing & final handover
Systems are tested against agreed criteria and handed over with documentation.
Why KMS
One point of coordination for every technical discipline.
When cabling, network, security and automation are delivered by different contractors, the gaps between them belong to nobody. KMS closes those gaps.
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One accountable partner
One partner coordinates the agreed scope across every discipline involved, from the first consultation to handover.
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Engineering before installation
Requirements, architecture and scope are defined before work starts — decisions rest on engineering, not on a single product.
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Systems planned to work together
Network, security, automation and AV are planned with their dependencies and interfaces managed from the start.
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Vendor-neutral equipment choice
Equipment is selected for the task, and alternatives come with their technical and financial differences explained.
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Documentation by default
Diagrams, labeling, asset records, configurations and test results are part of the handover of the agreed work.
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Support from the team that built it
After handover, maintenance and support can continue with a team that knows how your systems were built.
Selected projects
Completed work — confirmed facts only.
Hospital video surveillance, server rooms, warehouses, offices, conference rooms and a smart home — real KMS work, described with verified details. Client names stay confidential.
Hospital · 4 buildings
Hospital video surveillance and network infrastructure — 4 buildings
~100 Hikvision IP cameras4 buildings on one network
Medical facility · 4 floors
IT infrastructure for a four-story medical facility
~30,000 m of structured cabling480 LAN network points
Six-story building
Server room and fiber backbone in a six-story building
3 network racks — floors 1, 4 and 6Fiber backbone with SFP modules
Next step
Let’s build your technology infrastructure.
Planning a new facility, upgrading existing infrastructure, integrating building technologies or relocating IT systems? Send a short description — KMS will review the scope and come back with the next steps.