Item: Align
Rating: 5
Author: Ed Fasano

Network & Wi-Fi

Demands on Wi-Fi networks have grown steadily for the past two decades. Its ubiquity and ability to complement other wireless technologies in the age of IoT is the key to connecting everyone and everything, everywhere. Any migration to the cloud or Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) will require a robust, high-bandwidth, available network. What’s more, as public and private companies have grown to accommodate an evolving hybrid workforce, there has been unforeseen strain on all networking technologies, causing sizable bandwidth and security concerns.

Align has 25+ years of experience installing reliable, high-performance networks that are appropriate to your current workflow and ready for future upgrades and expansions.

We build wireless networks based on signal and channel strengths from 2.4GHz - 6eGHz frequencies.

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Small Cell & DAS

Ensure seamless mobile coverage for a productive and connected workforce with Small Cell & Distributed Antenna System (DAS) technology. In some areas, traditional cell towers might not be enough to handle the ever-growing demand for mobile connectivity. If that's the case, Align's experts can help to consult on Small Cell & DAS technologies that will improve mobile signal strength and capacity.

Investing in Small Cell or DAS technology creates a future-proof workplace that fosters a productive workforce.

Services Include

Network

Assessment & survey
Design & deployment
Integration of IT, AV & security
AV streaming, including broadcast video
PoE implementation

IoT Sensors

Lighting controls
Occupancy sensors
Air quality sensors
Noise sensors & sound masking
Audio-visual

Wi-Fi

Predictive design
Pre & post physical site surveys
Discovery
Health surveys

Small Cell / DAS

Needs assessment & planning
Network layout design
Deployment & installation
Testing & optimisation

October 26, 2022

DAS and Small Cell in London: Can You Hear Me Now?

As mobile signal reception becomes more and more patchy in London, office workers are finding themselves struggling to stay connected. With so many tall buildings and new construction materials, it's becoming increasingly difficult for cellular signals to penetrate inside. That's why an increasing number of businesses are turning to Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) or small cells to bring the mobile network signal closer to end users.