The network under everything else.

Who this is for

Internet service providers, government bodies connecting sites, and enterprises whose network has grown without a design.

The problem

Networks in most organisations grew by extension rather than design. Each new site was added to whatever was already there, until nobody can say what the topology is or where the single points of failure sit. Everything above it inherits those weaknesses.

What we do

  • Site survey and topology assessment
  • Network design for wired and wireless infrastructure
  • Physical installation, cabling and commissioning
  • Maintenance, modernisation and expansion of existing networks
  • Multi-site connectivity for government and enterprise
  • Smart communications systems for public and private institutions
  • Network infrastructure management and monitoring
  • ISP operations platforms: subscriber ticketing, technician dispatch, SLA tracking, field verification

The platform behind it

Fedentra. Fedentra covers the operational side of running an ISP or field network: tickets, technicians, SLA commitments and verification. Physical installation and maintenance are delivered by our engineers together with vetted installation partners, under RouteFlex project management and a single contract. You deal with us, not with a chain of subcontractors.

How an engagement runs

Survey and topology assessment, design, deployment, testing and handover, then operational support under an agreed service level.

What you get

A documented network design, deployed and commissioned infrastructure, and the operational system to run it.

Frequently asked questions

Both. Survey, design, installation, cabling and commissioning are delivered by our engineers together with vetted installation partners, under RouteFlex project management and a single contract.

Subscriber ticketing, technician dispatch, SLA tracking and field verification for internet service providers and field networks.

Yes, beginning with a survey and topology assessment.

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