Networking Solutions

Internet connectivity is more than simply having an internet connection. For a business, it becomes the gateway to cloud applications, online services, remote communication and many of the systems employees rely on throughout the day. The quality of that connection directly influences how dependable those services feel to users.

A Local Area Network provides the internal connectivity that lets devices and users communicate within a defined location. It is the foundation for shared systems, local resources and access to business services. A clearly structured LAN also gives the wider IT environment a dependable base on which other infrastructure layers can operate.

A Wide Area Network connects locations that are separated by distance. This becomes important when users at different offices need access to common applications, data or services. WAN requirements vary according to the number of locations, the applications being used and the amount of traffic moving between sites.

Wi-Fi is often the part of a network people notice first because it is the access layer used by employees, visitors and mobile devices. Managed Wi-Fi brings wireless access into the wider network plan, with attention to usable coverage and consistent connectivity rather than treating wireless as an afterthought.