Six kinds of buildings. Six different problems.
Hospitality
Guests judge your property by the Wi-Fi. Staff judge it by whether the front desk phone rings through to housekeeping. We handle both, plus the property management system connection and the network that carries it all.
- Guest and back-of-house network separation
- In-room and public-area wireless coverage
- Front desk, housekeeping and paging phone configuration
- PMS and POS connectivity support
Warehouse & Distribution
Racking blocks signal, forklifts break cable, and a scanner that drops connection stops the pick. We design coverage around your layout and re-survey when the layout changes.
- Wireless coverage from dock to rafters
- Handheld scanner and WMS connectivity
- Hardened cabling and protected runs
- Dock door cameras and paging
Manufacturing
Production equipment and office IT don't belong on the same flat network. We separate them, keep the line's systems reachable for the people who need them, and schedule work around your shifts.
- Plant floor and office network segmentation
- Support for line equipment and control systems
- Shift-aware maintenance windows
- Backup and recovery for production data
Office Buildings
Multi-tenant properties need internet that can be provisioned per suite, cabling that stays organized through turnovers, and phones a tenant can take with them. We work with building owners and tenants alike.
- Per-tenant internet and network provisioning
- Riser and IDF management
- Suite turnover and move-in cabling
- Hosted phone service that follows the tenant
Retail Shops
A tire shop with fifteen locations or a beauty shop with one — we can do it. Small storefronts get the same phone system, network and monitoring as a warehouse, sized and priced for the shop.
- One phone system shared across every storefront
- POS and payment terminal connectivity
- Separate customer and staff Wi-Fi
- Cameras and monitoring at every location
Education
Schools and campuses need a phone in every classroom, paging that reaches the whole building, and a network that holds up when every student device joins at once. We handle the phone system and the network behind it.
An ISD isn't a set of separate accounts to us. Every campus runs on one system — one extension plan, one directory, one network, one monitoring view — so the district office and each building work off the same setup.
- Classroom phones on one campus-wide system
- Overhead paging, bells and emergency announcements
- Wireless density for one-to-one device programs
- Staff, student and guest network separation
- An entire ISD on one system, campus to campus
Built to the laws that apply to schools
School phone systems carry legal requirements a normal office system doesn't. We configure for them up front instead of finding the gap during an inspection.
- Kari's Law — 911 dials straight through from any classroom phone, no 9 first, and the front office is notified the moment a call is placed
- RAY BAUM's Act — every extension sends a dispatchable location, so responders get the building and room instead of the district's main address
- Alyssa's Law (Texas SB 838) — silent panic alert in every classroom, tied into the phone and network infrastructure we install
- E-rate — quotes and paperwork prepared to work with the program rather than around it
