New premises, or an office that has outgrown itself
- Cabling, patch panels and a comms rack that can be worked on later
- Switching sized for what you have, with room for what you will add
- Wi-fi placed for the building rather than for the power point
- Firewall and router configured, not just plugged in
- Workstations specified, built, joined and delivered ready to use
- Printers, scanners and the shared devices everyone forgets until day one
Fit-outs and moves
Moving premises is the one time the network can be done properly without disrupting anybody, because it is already disrupted. We would rather be involved before the walls go up than be handed a finished office with two data points in it.
Buying advice you can ignore
We will tell you what your machines need to do the work, and where spending more buys nothing. Sometimes the honest answer is that the computers are fine and the network is the problem.
Questions we get asked
- Can you supply the hardware?
- Yes, or we will specify it and you can buy it yourself. Some clients have purchasing arrangements they would rather use, and that is fine.
- Our wi-fi drops in half the building. Fixable?
- Almost always. It usually needs a site walk to find where the coverage actually ends, which is rarely where people assume.