If people move to a certain corner of the building and lose WiFi, or calls drop when someone walks between rooms, your wireless coverage is not keeping up with how the space is used. This is usually a design problem, not a "buy a better router" problem.
Consistent slowdowns, especially mid-morning or after lunch, often mean your network cannot handle the load. Aging switches, an undersized internet connection, or no separation between guest and business traffic are common culprits.
Network gear has a shelf life. Once a switch, firewall, or access point stops getting firmware updates, it stops getting security fixes too. If you cannot remember when a device was installed, it is worth checking.
If a single internet outage or a single failed device takes the whole office offline, you have no failover. For a business that depends on being connected, a second path or a tested failover plan is worth the modest cost.
When visitors, staff, and back-office systems all sit on one flat network, a single compromised device can reach everything. Segmenting traffic is one of the simplest ways to reduce risk.
We are happy to talk it through and point you in the right direction, at no cost.
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