Networking & Wi-Fi

WIFI-ROUTERS

Mesh Networks

CABLE MODEMS

ETHERNET SWITCHES

WIRELESS EXTENDERS

ACCESS POINTS

POWERLINE ADAPTERS

STREAMING MEDIA PLAYERS

Computer networking and Wi-Fi equipment are two of the most important aspects of any business. Having a reliable network is essential for keeping your business running smoothly. However, there are a few things to consider when choosing the proper computer networking and Wi-Fi equipment for your business.

The right equipment for your business

The first thing to consider is the size of your business. If you have a small business, you may not need as much computer networking equipment as a more sizable business. However, it is still essential to have a reliable network. Even smaller companies can have multiple devices trying to access the internet; without the proper Wi-Fi equipment, you could still run into slow speeds that have a significant business impact.

Computer networking with everything you need, no matter how many people are online

Another thing to consider is the type of business you have. Suppose you have a lot of employees who need to access the internet regularly. In that case, you will need a more robust computer network than if you only have a few employees who use the internet occasionally. Too many computers on a network can drastically affect bandwidth and internet speeds.

Additional equipment to boost connectivity and speed

You may consider adding network extenders or using a mesh network if you still struggle with internet speed, even with the appropriate base Wi-Fi equipment. These devices can help boost the range and speed of your Wi-Fi signal, ensuring that everyone in your office has the fast internet they need to get their work done, no matter the location of their desk. Network extenders increase the range of your Wi-Fi network, so you can access the internet from anywhere in your home or office. However, these systems can drag down bandwidth and decrease browsing and streaming speeds. Another option to consider is a mesh Wi-Fi system, which also offers more coverage than traditional Wi-Fi routers but won't slow down your connection. This means the same speeds with fewer dead spots.