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 In certain situations a traditional cable-based network setup is not possible or difficult to implement. Sometimes it is frowned upon by the management due to – for example – recent renovation of office space. In such situations we suggest wireless solutions.
Wireless networking not only cuts down the cable clutter, but also significantly increases the mobility of the staff allowing fast access to data from anywhere within signals reach (eg. in stock rooms, production halls, other buildings)
Why should you opt for a wireless network?
- Mobility – Wireless systems give access to the up-to-date data regardless of physical location. This increases the efficiency of your staff and allows solutions unavailable with traditional networks.
- The speed and simplicity of set-up – By eliminating wires and the need to drill through walls and ceilings, the installation of a wireless network is quick and simple.
- Flexibility – Wireless technology allows for setting up networks in places where cables are not an option.
- Lower costs – While initial costs of a wireless network can exceed those of a traditional one, total and running costs can be significantly lower. Long term cost-reduction is especially visible in setups which require frequent changes and relocation.
- Scalability – Wireless solutions can be configured in various topologies and adapted to the requirements of any existing IT system. It is easy to reconfigure and change its range – from a several users working on a peer-to-peer basis to complex infrastructures allowing thousands of users communicating through roaming services over vast areas.
What do we offer?
We provide consulting in design and construction of wireless networks. Our know-how, experience and skills guarantee, that from start to finish your network will be built to the highest standards and all factors that might influence it's functioning will be taken into account. We begin each project with a careful inspection of the site and precise measurements – this ensures proper running of your network in the future.
As part of implementation/construction of WLAN networks we provide
The design process of a wireless network involves:
- Defining our client’s needs.
- Defining the goals of implementation.
- Site inspection (localization, infrastructure, building blueprints etc.).
- Logical specification and initial parameters.
- Measurements.
- Analysis of collected data through specialist software.
- Theoretical specification of the system.
- Corrections in the systemchoice of solutions.
- Documentation.
Network set-up involves:
- Design.
- Producing implementation documentation.
- Support in receiving applicable permits.
- Infrastructure preparation.
- Hardware delivery.
- Installation of the hardware and antennas.
- Hardware configuration.
- System setup and testing.
- System optimization.
- Integration with existing systems (if included in the contract).
- Post-implementation testing.
- Production of implementation documentation.
- Staff training (if included in the contract).
Upgrade/expansion of existing wireless networks involves:
- Optimization of the existing setup.
- Modernization of the infrastructure.
- Network audit.
Site inspection is required for proper assessment of the structure and characteristics of the network, as well as planning of an efficient optimization and modernization.
Tech-support and consulting involves:
- Repairs and replacement of hardware.
- Technical support regarding network hardware.
- Assistance in configuration.
- Replacement hardware.
- Staff training.
Should you have any questions regarding our offer, please contact us via e-mail
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