Technology Infrastructure · Networking
Networking Built Around Your Business.
Connect people, devices and business systems with a network designed around the way your office works.
A Clear Scope, From Requirement To Support.
Structured Connectivity
Plan network cabling, switching and wireless access around users, devices and office coverage needs.
Clear Network Boundaries
Discuss firewall requirements, access and the connections between business systems.
Implementation And Support
Agree installation, configuration, practical checks, documentation and post-support.
Consultation, design, implementation and post-support are agreed around your environment. We clarify products, responsibilities and project scope before work begins.
See The Work In Practice.
Explore an office infrastructure rebuild following a fire, with consultation, design, implementation and post-support.
Read the infrastructure case study →A completed project · Structured cabling
From Tangled Cabling To A Clearer Network.
A network should be easier to understand when a problem needs attention.
The Challenge
Disorganised cables and unclear labelling made it difficult to identify connections. Investigating a cable issue was taking too much time.
The Work
T Strategy reorganised the structured cabling and improved the labelling, bringing more order to the existing rack.
The Practical Result
The connections became clearer to trace, making cable identification and network maintenance easier.
The goal was practical: give the people maintaining the network a clearer environment to work with.
Read the completed cabling case study →
Discuss your network requirements →Connected infrastructure
The Equipment And The Connections Belong In One Plan.
Cabling, switches and firewall requirements need to work together. Agree the installation, configuration and support scope around your current environment.
Your next step
Where Is Connectivity Getting In The Way Of Work?
Tell us your current arrangement and the outcome you need.
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Where Should You Start?
Use five practical questions to review your current arrangements.
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