Are there Wi-Fi dead spots?
Layout, walls and device density affect connectivity. A site review guides access point placement.
Network Infrastructure
Improve workplace connectivity
We design wired and wireless networks around how you work. Together, we review coverage, access and traffic issues.
- Clear agreed scope
- Planned implementation
- Fit with your infrastructure
- Wi-Fi
- Wired network
- Branches
- Monitoring
Which problems do we address?
Why is the network slow?
We review traffic and device records. Bottlenecks are identified and changes prioritised.
Do guests share the company network?
We separate guest, employee and device access. Rules follow actual usage needs.
What we offer
Wireless networking
We plan access point placement and wireless settings.
Branch connections
We configure branch connections and traffic rules.
Wired networking
We design switches, cabling and server connections around requirements.
Network monitoring
We configure logs and alerts within the agreed monitoring scope.
Access rules
We separate network segments and user access.
Performance review
We review traffic loads and test configuration changes.
How we work
Discovery
We review the current system and user needs.
Design
We define the scope, products and implementation order.
Implementation
We apply the settings and test use together.
Support
We continue checks and support communication under the agreement.
What you receive
Work, support hours and deliverables are defined in the agreement. Additional requests are assessed separately.
- System and device list defined in the agreement
- Agreed settings and test records
- Support channel, hours and responsibilities
Technologies we use
Frequently asked questions
How is the scope defined?
We review the current system, user needs and priorities. Included work and excluded requests are stated in the agreement.
Can we use existing equipment?
Compatibility and support status are checked. Usable equipment is retained; replacements are identified in the proposal.
Will implementation cause downtime?
Some changes may require planned downtime. Tests, implementation windows and rollback steps are agreed before work starts.
What determines cost and timing?
User and device counts, site conditions and required work are assessed. Fixed cost or timing is not promised before review.
Related services and products
Let’s define your requirements
Tell us about your current system and priorities. We can agree on a suitable scope of work.