You only notice a network when it stops working. We make sure you never notice it.
What it is about
Everything in your business now runs over the network: e-mail, Teams, the till, the printer, the camera at the gate and the machine in the workshop. A slow or dropping network feels like “the computer is acting up”. The cause is often a wifi point in the wrong place, an old switch or an internet line without a backup.
A good network is fast, reliable and divided into protected zones, so a problem in one place does not drag the whole business down with it.
What we actually do
Wifi coverage where you work
We first measure where the signal is needed, including the warehouse, the meeting room and the office at the back, and place the access points accordingly. Professional wifi gives one network for the whole building: you walk around without your connection dropping.
Cabling and switches
Whatever can be wired works better by cable: desktops, printers, cameras and the wifi points themselves. We provide solid cabling, a tidy network cabinet and switches that grow with your business.
Zones kept apart from each other
Guests, staff, cameras and machines do not belong on the same network. With segmentation, each group gets its own zone. A visitor’s infected laptop or a poorly secured camera then cannot reach your accounts.
Firewall and secure access from outside
The firewall decides what may come in and go out. Staff working from home, or a supplier doing remote maintenance, get secure access to exactly what they need and nothing more. With Jimber we apply the Zero Trust principle to it.
Internet without a single weak link
If your internet goes down, your business stops. For those who cannot afford that, we provide a second connection, for example over 4G or 5G, that takes over automatically.
Monitoring
We keep an eye on your network: a switch that fails, a line that stutters, a firewall that needs an update. That way we often see it before you do.
What you notice, and what causes it
| What you notice | What usually causes it |
|---|---|
| The wifi drops as you walk around | Too few or badly placed access points, or home routers used as extenders |
| Video calls stutter | Overloaded wifi, or no priority for voice and video on the network |
| Everything is slow in the morning | An internet line too tight for the number of users and cloud applications |
| The printer has “gone again” | A device that gets a different address each time, or sits on the guest network |
| One fault brings everything down | One internet line, one switch and no backup |
From survey to handover
- Walk-through and survey: we look at the building, the network cabinet and the current equipment, and measure where wifi is needed.
- Proposal: a plan showing what needs doing, what can stay and what it costs. No surprises afterwards.
- Installation: scheduled for when it disrupts your work least, often outside working hours.
- Handover and documentation: you get an overview of what is in place, with the access details stored securely.
- Follow-up: monitoring and updates, so the network still works well three years from now.
Frequently asked questions
Is the router from our internet provider not enough?
For a small office, sometimes. As soon as there are several rooms, guests, cameras or home workers, it falls short on range, management and security.
Do we have to replace everything?
Rarely. Often it is enough to add access points in the right places, set up zones and configure the firewall properly. Whatever is good, we reuse.
Can this be done without bringing us to a halt?
Yes. We schedule work outside working hours or in phases, and keep the old setup ready in case something goes wrong.
What is the difference between a VPN and Zero Trust?
A VPN often gives whoever is connected access to the whole network. Zero Trust only gives access to the application someone needs, and checks it again with every connection.
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Have your network surveyed
A walk-through and a survey quickly show where things are stuck. You get a clear proposal, without obligation.