Network Design and Implementation
Whether implementing a new network in your building or organization, upgrading or renovating an existing one, or simply adding an application or any IT infrastructure, GailNet provides a quality end-to-end service that effectively meets your business objectives and provides quality post-project support services, ensuring the new network is ready when you are ready.
Wireless Design and Optimization
Is your WiFi network tough enough? Are you suffering from Slowness with WiFi in your building or organization? If your connection is poor or your workers, staff or clients are continuously losing a signal, collecting and managing important data can become tedious and inefficient. GailNet Engineers can optimize and enhance wireless coverage throughout your facility. We can identify and correct poor coverage, dead zones, or incorrectly installed hardware.
GailNet is extremely helpful even when you might not initially suspect your wireless system is the problem. Believe it or not, your network coverage can change. Wireless coverage can be affected by a number of factors, including your neighbor’s wireless signal, introducing new equipment to your workspace, or just re-arranging the layout of your facility.
Local Area Network (LAN) Consultation and Renovation
GailNet also provides local area network and wide area network (LAN/WAN) design, development, and implementation for businesses or buildings. Our Network Engineers help design and implement reliable and capable LAN and WAN structures. We help businesses set up offices locally as well as implement wide area networks with offices across multiple sites and locations.
However, we help customers meet their network challenges by offering a range of services from analysis to design to implementation. We take the time to learn your current IT infrastructure and business objectives and work with you to create a predictable, functional, and manageable LAN/WAN structure.
Fiber Optics Installation and Maintenance
Fiber-optic cables are an integral part of a building or large compound communication system. Although they are commonly installed for enterprise network communication, they are also designed into building-management systems and electrical-power coordination. Fiber optic cables should be used to support the higher bandwidth and longer distance requirements of backhauling the entire network’s IP
traffic and providing access to the Wide Area Network (WAN).
traffic and providing access to the Wide Area Network (WAN).