Network and Wireless LAN (WLAN)

1. Design – The foundation for reliable performance

A strong WLAN doesn’t happen by chance – it’s planned. With a well-thought-out design, we lay the foundation for maximum coverage, capacity, and stability.

We analyze your requirements, assess the site layout, building materials, devices, and applications, and design a customized network based on this data. Using state-of-the-art modeling software, we simulate your environment and position access points exactly where they deliver peak performance.

Our principle: the more precise your input, the better the result – and your WLAN will be ready for any business-critical application.

2. Validate – Assurance before it gets real

WLAN design is an iterative process – after the concept comes validation. With an AP-on-a-stick survey, we test access points at the planned positions to realistically verify coverage, capacity, channels, and potential sources of interference. This allows us to detect deviations early on, such as changes in building materials or unexpected interference.

Our goal: identify problems before cables are laid and access points are permanently installed. This saves time, costs, and prevents expensive rework.

Even after final installation, we perform a post-deployment survey – to ensure your WLAN performs exactly as planned, giving your users a stable, strong connection from day one.

3. Optimize – Keeping your WLAN in top shape

A strong WLAN isn’t a one-time project, but an ongoing process. Through continuous monitoring and adjustments, we ensure your network remains reliable – even as usage patterns, device density, or the physical environment change.

Whether proactive during planned changes or reactive when issues arise, regular site surveys provide the foundation for targeted optimizations. This keeps your WLAN performing at its best – until it’s time for a new design or a site relocation.

4. Troubleshoot – Fast support when it matters most

Network issues often become noticeable only once operations are already affected – and then every second counts. Using the right tools, we quickly locate and resolve disruptions to bring your WLAN back into its optimized state.

A spectrum analyzer helps us precisely identify interference sources such as cameras, cordless phones, or other wireless devices. This allows us to fine-tune channels, avoid interference, and keep your connection stable.

5. Design (Once again?)

Sometimes network requirements change, resulting in poor network performance, or corporate expansion exceeds the capacity of your network. This results in a new network architecture or upgrade. But there is good news! The steps are the same: collect your requirements, design, validate, and optimize your network!