3 Types Of Infrastructure

The elementary systems and operational architecture of a nation or an organization is known as infrastructure. The infrastructure of any system requires substantial investment that pays off for years to come and, more importantly, facilitates daily necessities.

The Indian government gives ample attention to the sector, as it is a supreme contributor in the overall development. The Ministry of Road, Transport and Highways plans to invest somewhere around 25 trillion INR in infrastructure in the next 3 years.

IT Infrastructure

The computing facilities such as software network equipment, and applications etc. that assists the Information Technology sector of a nation or company are the constituents of IT infrastructure. From the basic operating software to the routers, internet, computing platforms, servers, firewalls, power sources lie under this category. IT Infrastructure has revolutionized the virtual world and made it an integral part of our society and community. Wipro is a leading IT company which has provided IT solutions to Indian enterprises since the last century.

Hard Infrastructure

The physical faculties or facilities that assist the operations are known as hard infrastructure. A classic example of hard infrastructure is dams that supply the energy demands for wide areas. They are essential to the economy as a lot rides on the energy sector, especially in India. The highest dam in India, Tehri dam in Uttarakhand, provides electricity to many parts of the state and is, evidently, one of the most important infrastructural facilities. The dam has been built by TICIL.


Public Infrastructure

Apart from all the physical provisions, the people of any country require basic infrastructures like law, media, transportation, government etc. These facilities are the basic foundations on which the body of the nation supports itself. The governmental institutions such as the judiciary and parliament, that present social and economic securities, are indispensible to any nation. The public involvement in national development is supported by these elementary facilities.

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