The phrase "internal infrastructure" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the systems, processes, and resources within an organization that support its operations and activities. Example: The company's success can be attributed to its strong internal infrastructure, which includes efficient communication channels and streamlined decision-making processes.
He is now one of the most knowledgeable and helps run some of our internal infrastructure.
Donors might criticise a non-profit for seemingly investing too much in overheads and internal infrastructure.
West's insight was that these strange patterns are caused by our internal infrastructure — the plumbing that makes life possible.
"In my view, the cost benefits of public cloud services for large, established companies are really only compelling if your existing internal infrastructure is very inefficient," says Whetstone.
Then they exposed their internal infrastructure for pay-as-you-go style fees on a self-serve basis to startups and eventually large enterprise customers.
"There's no dealing in smoky back rooms," he explains, "you can always tell who has supported what".Interesting internal infrastructure, though, is no guarantee of further political gains.
Interest is growing in open source tools that let organizations build IaaS clouds using their own internal infrastructures, alone or in conjunction with external ones.
Iraq therefore has a historic and internal 'legal infrastructure' which is bolstered by its commitment to international obligations all of which are designed to promote the Rule of Law and good governance in Iraq.
The report due Friday from the House of Lord's Sub-Committee on the Internal Market, Infrastructure and Employment, endorses the objective of increasing female representation on company boards.
(b) Firewalling: Firewalls protect the provider's internal cloud infrastructure against insiders and outsiders [15].
In Google's case, the company has built its own internal API infrastructure.
