Networks and communications
A link is judged on the day it fails, not on the day it is accepted.
Business line — Konvoice
- Dominant constraint
- Uninterrupted availability of the link
The problem
A network is designed around its degraded modes, not its headline throughput.
Advertised throughput describes normal operation. What separates a dependable infrastructure from a fragile one is how the network behaves when a link, a power supply or a device disappears.
Backup paths, traffic prioritisation and intervention procedures are settled with the architecture. Added later, they mean reworking the cabling, the addressing and sometimes the carrier contract.
Services
What we deliver
- Enterprise telephony
- IP telephony, numbering plans, call distribution, carrier interconnection, handsets and terminals.
- Fibre and links
- Route study, pulling, splicing, acceptance measurements, connection of remote sites.
- Local and wireless networks
- Structured cabling, switching, segmentation, wireless coverage sized on actual use.
- Site interconnection
- Links between locations, backup paths, prioritisation of critical traffic.
- Supervision and managed service
- Metrology, alerting, on-call cover, operating reports and interventions under agreed response times.
Environments
Where we operate
- Telecommunications operators
- Diplomatic missions and international organisations
- Mining and industrial sites
- Multi-site enterprises
Environments concerned
Consultations · Pre-qualifications · Partnerships
Let us discuss the actual scope.
Describe the site, the dominant constraint and the deadline. We will say what requires a preliminary study and what can be committed directly.