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Managed Wi-Fi

Professionally planned and continuously monitored business Wi-Fi instead of dead zones and frustration.

Who is it for?

Companies whose Wi-Fi is slow, patchy, or unreliable – or that want guests, employees, and machines served on cleanly separated networks.

Few pieces of infrastructure are as underestimated as business Wi-Fi: access points hang wherever a power outlet happened to be, guests share the network with accounting, and in the warehouse the connection drops exactly where the scanner needs it. Reliable Wi-Fi is not luck – it's the result of measurement, planning, and ongoing monitoring.

  • Are there corners in your building where Wi-Fi calls or mobile devices regularly drop?
  • Are guests, employees, and production devices cleanly separated in your wireless network?
  • Do you only notice Wi-Fi problems when your team complains – or before?

Measure first, then plan

We start with a Wi-Fi site survey of your premises: where is coverage good, where are the dead zones, which sources of interference and neighboring networks get in the way, and is the capacity sufficient for the actual number of devices? On that basis we plan the locations and number of access points – instead of retrofitting by gut feeling.

Clean structure: SSIDs and VLANs

Good business Wi-Fi separates what belongs separated: dedicated wireless networks (SSIDs) for employees, guests, and – where needed – machines or POS systems, cleanly isolated from each other via VLANs in the background. Visitors get to the internet, but not to your servers.

Installation and ongoing monitoring

We install and configure the components, document the environment, and then monitor your Wi-Fi continuously: utilization, interference, and failed access points are detected so we can respond before they grow into a bigger problem for your team. Handling and response times follow the agreed contract.

For the wired side of your infrastructure – switches, firewall, and network controllers – we also look after you with our Managed Network.

Frequently asked questions

Our Wi-Fi works most of the time – why should it be managed?

"Most of the time" is exactly the problem: sporadic drops and slow connections cost working time but are hard to pin down without measurements. With a site survey and ongoing monitoring, the causes become visible – and problems get noticed by us, not first by your team.

Can our existing access points be reused?

We check that in the analysis: if existing devices are technically suitable and centrally manageable, we include them. Where replacement makes sense, you get a comprehensible recommendation instead of a blanket repurchase.

Do we really need separate networks for guests and employees?

Yes – a guest on the same network as your servers is an unnecessary security risk. Separation via dedicated SSIDs and VLANs is achievable without losing convenience given the right equipment, and is standard for business networks today.

Does this also work in halls and across multiple floors?

That's exactly what the site survey is for: halls, reinforced concrete, and multiple floors behave completely differently in radio terms. The measurement shows how many access points are needed in which positions – before hardware is bought.

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