4 min read · DataRoad In a nutshell: In a clinic, Wi-Fi carries health data — the most legally protected information there is. Patients in the waiting room and clinical software can never share it.
4 min read · DataRoad In summary Wi-Fi is today the most valued service in a hotel — it appears in reviews before breakfast. A hotel needs at least four separate networks: guests, operations,
9 min readDataRoadIn this articleThe IT Unlimited model: the third way in IT supportAll DataRoad IT servicesPartners and certifications that elevate your infrastructureResponse times (SLA) you can count onNational and international coverageWhy
3 min read · DataRoad In summary: The computer science is decided before the work, not after. When the walls close, the options close with them. The connection to the internet is the longest-term item of
3 min read · DataRoad In summary: More access points are not better WiFi. More equipment, poorly placed, interfere with each other and worsen the network. The problem is almost never the contracted speed —
4 min read · DataRoad In summary: Geography continues to decide half of the service. Monitoring and support are done remotely, but cabling, hardware, and network surveys require someone on site. Each region
3 min read · DataRoad In summary: Response time and resolution time are different things. Many contracts only guarantee the first — and it’s the second that matters to the business. An SLA without consequences
3 min read · DataRoad In summary: There is no price per extension. The cost is divided into central, terminals, installation, traffic, and maintenance — and proposals rarely separate the five components. The comparison is made over a year.
3 min read · DataRoad In summary At a hotel, computing is part of the guest experience — WiFi is publicly rated, with a score. The guest network and the management network need to be connected to the same network.
3 min read · DataRoad In summary: Wiring is the only part of the infrastructure that lasts 15 to 20 years. Everything else is replaced several times over it. Certification is not about testing continuity.