Wi-Fi assessment
Coverage, interference, placement and capacity review for offices, venues and multi-area sites.
Business networks and Wi-Fi
Reliable connectivity.
No mystery drop-outs.
Wired and wireless networks designed, secured and supported around the building and the people using it.
Connected workplaces
The network should disappear into the background.
Poor Wi-Fi and unstable networks interrupt calls, payments, cloud applications and everyday work. SharpLync looks at the whole path—from internet service and firewall to switching, cabling, access points and the devices people use.
Solutions are designed around the building, coverage, capacity, security and support requirements rather than adding another consumer extender.
Network services
A reliable path from the modem to the workspace.
Fault finding and design consider both physical infrastructure and configuration.
Business access points
Appropriate access-point design and configuration, including Cisco Meraki where it suits the requirement.
Switching
Managed switching, port configuration and equipment selected for the site and connected devices.
Network segmentation
Separation of business, guest, voice, device or other traffic where it improves security and management.
Firewalls and routers
Configuration and support for the network edge, internet connectivity and appropriate security controls.
Monitoring and documentation
Useful visibility and records that make future support faster and reduce guesswork.
Established vendors
Business networking selected for fit.
SharpLync works with Cisco and Cisco Meraki networking technology, alongside other suitable infrastructure where appropriate.
The recommendation considers supportability, lifecycle, coverage and budget rather than using the same equipment for every site.
Common questions
Networking questions.
Can you improve Wi-Fi coverage?
Yes. SharpLync can assess placement, interference, building layout and capacity, then recommend practical changes.
Do we need business-grade Wi-Fi?
It depends on the site, number of devices, coverage, reliability and management requirements. Consumer equipment is not always appropriate for a workplace.
Can guest Wi-Fi be separated?
Yes. Guest, business and device traffic can be separated where the equipment and design support it.
Do you support Cisco Meraki?
Yes. SharpLync works with Cisco Meraki cloud-managed networking where it is a suitable fit.
Talk to a local
Tell us where connectivity is failing.
Include the site layout, affected areas, number of users and the problems people experience.