Topic
Networks and connectivity
Operational technology kept off the office network, wireless in industrial buildings, and connectivity for sites the fixed network does not reach.
4 articles
Guest Wi-Fi is still your network
The visitor network gets set up in ten minutes and forgotten for five years. Meanwhile contractors, personal phones and the odd device nobody can identify end up on it, and it is often closer to the business systems than anyone realises.
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Buying connectivity for the places the network does not reach
A wharf, a packhouse on a rural road, a site that will exist for nine months. The right answer is rarely the fastest link available, and it is almost never one link.
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Wi-Fi in a building made of metal, water and moving forklifts
Office wireless design does not survive a packhouse, a coolstore or a wharf shed. Most industrial Wi-Fi problems are a survey that was never done.
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The network your plant runs on is not your office network
Operational technology and business IT end up sharing one flat network far more often than anyone intends. Here is what that actually costs, and what separating them involves.
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