This diploma thesis examines contemporary approaches to providing information and communication technology (ICT) solutions in corporate environments. It focuses on the complexity of ICT infrastructure, data growth, and geographic dispersion of companies, which pose major challenges in planning, managing, and securing systems. The objectives of the thesis are to review fundamental infrastructure components, differences between production and office environments, emphasize automation and centralization, and analyze security aspects. The methodology is based on a theoretical review of professional literature and practical experiences from corporate projects.
Key findings indicate that hybrid infrastructure models combine the advantages of on-premise and cloud solutions, automated deployment processes using tools like WDS and MDT reduce manual work, while security measures such as data encryption and the zero-trust model ensure protection against threats. Practical examples illustrate successful implementations that enhance efficiency and reduce risks. The thesis emphasizes the importance of a comprehensive approach that includes optimization with artificial intelligence and continuous staff training.
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