Connectivity · Multi-site
SD-WAN networks that connect every one of your sites.
With sites across several states, the problem stops being the link and becomes who decides which traffic goes first.
We roll out SD-WAN networks and MPLS for multi-site connectivity: the layer joining your plants, offices and data center into a single managed network.
What it solves is allocation. When the ERP, video conferencing and the nightly backup fight over the same link, with no priority configured the heaviest consumer wins, which is rarely the one that matters most.
What we implement
What SD-WAN networks include
Managed links
Every site under one administration, instead of a different contract and a different provider per city.
Traffic prioritization
Critical applications go first. Priority is set by what your operation needs, not by default.
Redundancy between sites
Alternate paths where the operation cannot sit without a link, sized by criticality.
Central visibility
One view of the whole network, the only way to see a problem that crosses several plants.
Government and corporates
Multi-site is where this becomes essential
We deploy it for government agencies connecting several sites and running online services, and for corporates with plants in more than one state. The pattern is the same: many sites, one network.
And with it, one place to see what is happening rather than calling each site to find out.
Delivered projects
Distributed operations we serve
Marelli
Cisco networking over CAT6 Panduit cabling with a FiberRunner solution and plant electrical wiring.
KDDI Denso
Servers, Cisco FirePower and CAT6A cabling for the data center.
Hitachi-Astemo
Cisco switches and 30, 10 and 6 kva UPS units on production lines.
Government of Queretaro
Telephony, structured cabling and a 120-extension IPO.
The Government of Queretaro project is the clear multi-site case: telephony and infrastructure connecting distributed agencies.
Request an assessment
Tell us how many sites need joining
An engineer reviews your distributed operation and proposes the SD-WAN networks design that fits it. No cost, no commitment.