Which hardware and software to choose for a new office?

Question

Iron

I ask for advice from the honorable public. A new office opens. At the beginning there will be 30 people, by the end of the year up to 70, a maximum of 150. 30% of employees will travel on business trips, the rest will work in the office. The office is currently extremely compact, the expansion will be due to renting neighboring rooms. The office is on the 2nd floor, the LAN is not so hot, everything comes to the pantry, the ends are crimped with jacks, that's the whole SCS. I ask you for advice in compiling a list of equipment under the indicated conditions. No special programs, etc. no. All licensed, white and fluffy.
I imagine the spec as follows:
1) Monoblock 24 "for those sitting in the office (HP or DELL)
2) Monoblock 24" for management (HP or DELL)
3) Sony laptops + monitors for them, which would be convenient to work after a business trip.
4) Server HP ML350 Gen 8 v2, 2 cpu, 5 * 750 HDD, 32 RAM, VMware on it (with a reserve for further purchase of hosts), on VMware 3 virtual servers Windows Server 2012, AD, FC, Proxy.
5) 1 large MFP Rico 2550 and 4 smaller ones.
6) Samsung PBX + digital
7) UPS
8) A pair of 1Gb switches
Can you tell me what to add or vice versa, remove. There is not much money, they will not let you roll your lip further.

Answer 1

Nettops like Intel NUC + monitors will be cheaper. Plus, the configuration is more flexible (monoblock monitors are rare shit for the most part). The NUC is screwed behind the monitors on VESA mounts (just check before buying that this particular model is screwed).
Sony laptops are like a "Mercedes Car" - the price range is the same. In general, Sonya is wildly buggy often in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bdrivers. And they rarely make friends with Ubuntu. It's easier then to type Thinkpads.
A pair of switches - it will be inconvenient for you to pull the network (if there are several rooms). Place them so (and so much) to minimize the number of cables (8 cables of 50 meters each, stretched into the next room to the switch, may well cost more than another switch).
Not a word about wifi.