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A solution built around your site
A network connects the systems your organisation depends on, from employee devices and shared servers to cameras and communication equipment. DCS plans wired, wireless and fibre connectivity around the layout of your premises and the applications using it.
Structured connectivity for the site
For an office, multi-floor building, factory or campus, we assess equipment locations, connection points and cable routes. Structured LAN, managed or unmanaged networking and fibre connectivity are considered according to the application. The objective is a layout that can be understood, maintained and expanded.
Wireless access and links between locations
Wireless planning should consider where people work, how many devices connect and which areas need coverage. Enterprise Wi-Fi, wireless LAN and point-to-point requirements are reviewed against the site conditions. Existing connections and physical constraints help determine which wired and wireless arrangements are appropriate.
Integration and ongoing checks
The network plan should account for the traffic and access needs of computers, servers, surveillance and communication systems. Installation includes the agreed configuration and connectivity checks. An existing network can also be reviewed for technology gaps, system utilisation and opportunities to simplify support.
What we can include
- Structured LAN
- Managed Network
- Unmanaged Network
- Wireless LAN
- Enterprise Wi-Fi
- Point-to-Point Wireless
- Fibre Optic Networks
- Network Security
- Resource Sharing
- Multi-floor Connectivity
- Campus Networking
Where this solution fits
- Multi-floor offices and commercial buildings
- School and institutional campuses
- Factories, stores and industrial offices
- Sites connecting CCTV, servers and communication systems
Before we prepare your proposal
These details help the DCS team understand your requirement and plan the next discussion or site survey.
- Which buildings, floors and outdoor areas need connectivity?
- How many devices connect during normal and busy periods?
- Which systems depend on the network?
- Is there existing cabling, fibre or wireless equipment to assess?
Common questions
Can you improve an existing network without replacing everything?
An assessment helps identify the usable infrastructure and the specific limitations. The proposed changes may involve selected equipment, configuration, cabling or coverage improvements rather than a complete replacement.
Should CCTV and office networking be planned together?
Yes, their requirements should be considered together when they share infrastructure. Camera count, recording arrangements, user access and business applications all influence the network plan.