- Application
- Backup
- Colocation
- Connectivity
- Customer Premises Equipment
- Disaster Recovery
- Enterprise
- Ethernet
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Who is Microscan?
Microscan is an Indian information and communications technology company that provides networking, internet, data center, and managed IT services for enterprises and institutions.
- Enterprise and institutional connectivity services, including internet access and data networking
- Managed network services and infrastructure management for corporate customers
- Data center and hosting services for business applications and workloads
- Telecom and communication solutions for multi-site and campus environments
- IT integration, deployment, and ongoing technical support services
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More About Microscan
Microscan operates as an information and communications technology provider focused on enterprise, institutional, and carrier-grade environments, with offerings that cover internet connectivity, private data networks, data center services, and managed IT operations. Its portfolio is structured to support organizations that require controlled network performance, availability, and service-level commitments for branch offices, campuses, and distributed sites.
On the connectivity side, Microscan delivers enterprise internet services and point-to-point or site-to-site links that map into categories such as Wide Area Network (WAN) connectivity, campus networking, and last-mile access. These services typically rely on standard telecommunications protocols and architectures, including IP-based routing, MPLS-style virtual private networks (VPNs) where applicable, and ethernet access technologies, aligning with common enterprise network topologies such as hub-and-spoke and partial or full mesh.
For organizations that prefer outsourced operations, Microscan provides managed network services (managed network infrastructure), which can include provisioning, monitoring, and maintenance of Customer Premises Equipment (CPE), network links, and sometimes security controls at the perimeter. This allows enterprise IT teams to integrate Microscan as a Network Service Provider (NSP) under their overall architecture while focusing internal resources on application and data layers. Managed services are typically exposed through Service Level Agreements (SLAs), ticketing workflows, and support channels that coordinate with customer ITSM tools.
In the infrastructure domain, Microscan offers data center and hosting services (data center and colocation), giving enterprises options to place workloads in Microscan-operated facilities rather than on-premises (on-prem). These services can support hosting of line-of-business applications, web services, and other IP-based systems, often combined with the company’s connectivity offerings for integrated access, backup links, and Disaster Recovery (DR) pathways. The data center services map to enterprise categories such as infrastructure hosting, colocation, and hybrid network extensions.
Microscan also provides telecom and communication solutions (enterprise connectivity), which may include services for multi-site enterprises, education institutions, and other organizations that need voice, data, and sometimes video connectivity integrated over a converged IP network. These solutions are positioned to interface with customers’ existing PBXs, collaboration platforms, and security gateways, leveraging standard protocols such as Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) for voice and IP/MPLS for traffic separation where used.
From a marketplace taxonomy perspective, Microscan aligns with categories such as enterprise Internet Service Providers (ISP), managed network service providers, and regional data center and hosting providers. Its role in customer environments is typically as a network and infrastructure partner that integrates at the transport and infrastructure layers of the IT stack, underpinning higher-level applications, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) consumption, and security solutions that customers may run on top of the provided connectivity and hosting platforms.
Our description of Microscan. Updated December 2025.
