A leased line at head office and broadband at the branch is not a network
Leased lines, MPLS, SD-WAN and Wi-Fi designed as one thing, across every site you run.
Internet leased lines and broadband
Primary and backup circuits with genuinely diverse last miles where the site allows it, and a single window of escalation regardless of which carrier is at fault. We hold authorisations with eight carriers, so the recommendation follows the site rather than a quota.
- Carrier feasibility run per site before anything is ordered
- Internet leased lines with committed SLAs
- Broadband and FTTH where the economics favour it
- Diverse-path redundancy on sites that justify it
- Single-window escalation across every carrier we place
MPLS and SD-WAN
Private WAN where the application demands it, SD-WAN where the economics favour it, and an honest answer about which. Most estates end up with both, and the design should say where the boundary is.
- MPLS provisioning and lifecycle management
- SD-WAN design, rollout and policy management
- Application-aware routing and path selection
- Branch standardisation on one build and config template
- Central policy with per-site exceptions documented
Wi-Fi enablement and site survey
Predictive and on-site surveys before the design, so coverage is engineered rather than discovered through complaints after go-live.
- Predictive and passive site surveys
- Controller and access point deployment
- Guest and corporate SSID separation
- Captive portal and authentication integration
- Post-deployment validation survey against the design
The layer everything sits on
Access, distribution and core built to one standard across the estate, so a branch fault looks the same wherever it happens.
- Campus and branch switching design and rollout
- VLAN, routing and QoS standards applied consistently
- Port security and network access control
- Stack and uplink redundancy where uptime requires it
- Configuration backup and version control
After the rollout
The rollout is a project. The network is a service, and it is the service that determines whether the project was worth it.
- 24×7 monitoring with alerting into the NOC
- Circuit fault management with the carrier on your behalf
- Configuration change control and rollback
- Capacity and utilisation reporting per site
- Monthly service review with incident and SLA reporting
Carriers and network OEMs
Carriers & connectivity
Network & wireless
Tell us what you are running today
We will tell you what we would change, and what it would cost. No obligation, and a named engineer on the call rather than an account manager.