Business Connectivity:

Cell towers(leasing mast space)

Leasing space on cell towers and masts close to your commercial sites can provide businesses with strong, dedicated connectivity infrastructure. This is especially important in areas where existing public network coverage is inadequate. Shared Access specialise in offering such solutions, having designed, built and acquired over 1,000 towers since 2007, helping to ensure businesses have the necessary infrastructure to support their digital network needs.

In-building mobile connectivity 

A crucial aspect often overlooked is in-building mobile connectivity. Systems like Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) play a significant role here. DAS improves mobile service inside buildings, ensuring strong and consistent signal coverage across all areas, vital in large or densely constructed buildings where signal penetration can be challenging – which is why <mobile signal boosters> are effective in overcoming this within commercial buildings.

Cloud storage services 

Cloud services have become an indispensable part of modern digital networks. They offer scalable storage and computing resources, ensuring that businesses can handle fluctuating demands without the need for extensive physical infrastructure. Cloud solutions also facilitate remote access and collaboration, making them essential for business continuity, especially in scenarios where remote working is prevalent.

Private network security 

For businesses with specific connectivity needs, bespoke private networks offer a tailored solution. Unlike public networks, private networks can be customised for specific operational requirements, offering enhanced security, control and efficiency. This is particularly beneficial for industries that handle sensitive information or require high-capacity, low-latency connections.

Redundancy backup systems 

Redundancy is a critical component in building resilience. It involves creating duplicates of network elements, ensuring that if one pathway fails, another immediately takes over, minimising downtime and maintaining continuous operations. This is vital in scenarios where even a momentary loss of connectivity can have significant repercussions.

Together, these core components form the foundation of a resilient digital network. By integrating cell towers, in-building connectivity, private networks and/or redundancy systems, businesses can build a digital network infrastructure that is not only robust and reliable but also tailored to their unique operational needs.

Take a layered security approach

Employ a comprehensive security strategy that includes firewalls, intrusion detection systems and regular security audits to protect against cyber threats.

Design scalable and flexible infrastructure 

Design a network that can easily scale up or down based on business needs. This includes adopting cloud services for greater flexibility.

Integrate diverse connectivity paths 

Ensure multiple pathways for data transmission to prevent single points of failure. This includes both physical (like multiple internet service providers) and wireless (like 4G/5G connectivity) options.

Build traffic management effectively

Implement Quality of Service (QoS) policies to prioritise critical business applications and manage bandwidth effectively.