Provisioning is the process of making information technology (IT) systems available to users. Depending on your organisation’s needs, provisioning can be defined at the network, server, application, and user level: Network provisioning involves setting up a network that can be accessed by users, servers, and devices. The telecommunications industry, for example, uses network provisioning to provide customers with wireless solutions. Server provisioning is the process of setting up a server that can be used within a network. This may include creating a new machine, putting physical hardware in a data centre, installing and configuring software, and connecting to networks and storage. Application provisioning is an infrastructure management solution that allows administrators to optimise performance for various environments within an enterprise. User provisioning is the process of managing digital identities, which includes creating, updating, and removing rights and permissions to a business’s applications, files, networks, systems, and resources. Deprovisioning is the.
