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Internet Provision/Network Solutions

Network provisioning is the process of setting up a network so that authorized users, devices, and servers can access it. In practice, network provisioning primarily concerns connectivity and security, which means a heavy focus on device and identity management.

Our Network Solutions are intended to deliver optimized performance and availability for your organization. We leverage automation services to make your network perform optimally as well as provide and deliver the excellent user experience.

Structure LAN Cabling

A LAN is a computer network that consists of access points, cables, routers, and switches that enable devices to connect to web servers and internal servers within a single building, campus, or home network, and to other LANs via Wide Area Networks (WAN) or Metropolitan Area Network (MAN). Devices on a LAN, typically personal computers and workstations, can share files and be accessed by each other over a single Internet connection.

Our Structured LAN cabling delivers industry-standard copper products that will help accelerate data transfer in your network. For the deployment of a successful network in an organization, understanding the different types of cable and how they affect other aspects of a network is vital. Our structured cabling system range from Cat 6 to Cat 7a Cables. We can customize this solution to fit your needs following EIA/TIA-568A wiring Standards for Backbone Cabling and Horizontal cabling.
Fiber Optics
Fiber optical networks use signals encoded onto light to transmit information among various nodes of a telecommunication network. They operate from the limited range of a local-area network (LAN) or over a wide-area network (WAN). Also, they can cross metropolitan and regional areas all the way to national, international, and transoceanic distances. Thus, fiber optical networks offer high speed, large bandwidth, and a high degree of reliability. They are widely deployed as the basic physical network infrastructure. Optical communications can be used in SG-WAN or SG-NAN.

Our Fiber Cabling Solution comes with the following advantages;
- High data rate and wide bandwidth
- Immunity to EMI/RFI and lightning damage
- Low attenuation (data loss)
- Small cable diameter. (Can fit anywhere)
- Lightweight
- No sparks if cut
- No shock hazards
- Longer life expectancy than copper or coaxial cable
- Cabling of the future
Wireless
A wireless network allows devices to remain linked to the network yet to roam without any cables unattached. Wi-Fi signals are amplified by access points, meaning a computer can be far from a router but still be linked to the network. You connect to that organization’s wireless network when you connect to a Wi-Fi hotspot at a cafe or another public location.

Why you should switch your network to wireless:
1. Installation Speed and Simplicity: Installing a wireless network system reduces cables, which are cumbersome to setup and can impose a safety risk, should employees trip on them. It can also be installed quickly and easily, when compared to a traditional network.
2. Wider Reach of the Network: The wireless network can be extended to places in your organization that are not accessible for wires and cables.
3. More Flexibility: Should your network change in the future, you can easily update the wireless network to meet new configurations.
4. Reduced Cost of Ownership over Time: Wireless networking may carry a slightly higher initial investment, but the overall expenses over time are lower. It also may have a longer lifecycle than a traditionally connected network.
5. Increased Scalability: Wireless systems can be specifically configuredto meet the needs of specific applications. These can be easily changed and scaled depending on your organization’s needs.

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