Why it matters
Bad Wi-Fi is a cost that never appears on an invoice: the meeting that restarts, the warehouse scanner that loses the network at the far shelf, the guest who asks for the password and lands on the same network as the accounts server.
How we work
We measure the building before we buy anything. Walls, floors and steel racks change coverage more than any brochure predicts. Then we place the access points where the measurement says, not where the ceiling is convenient.
Staff and guests are on separate networks with separate rules. Every access point is managed from one place and monitored, so a dead unit is a ticket, not a complaint.