ENTERPRISE - COMMUNICATIONS - NETWORKING

Networking

Whilst many businesses are leveraging the benefits of the latest technologies like cloud or advanced data analytics, these services are placing higher demand on existing networks. Your business needs to optimise bandwidth, performance and improve application usage on your network, and needs an IT enterprise and networking solution to match. A Software Defined Network (SDN) is one way to direct traffic along the optimum available path, getting more from your network. Our IT networking specialists can assess, consult, design and provide a full network solution and strategy for your business to ensure it’s working the way you need it to. We can integrate existing infrastructure with new technologies or simplify your current enterprise network environment.

Optimise performance

A network configured for your precise business needs will ensure everything is running just as it needs to with no lag or outages.

Managed network

We can manage your network devices for you, minimising downtime if something goes wrong.  

Update legacy IT

Transition from traditional network infrastructure to the latest market-leading technology or integrate old and new solutions.

Network strategy

Will your network support your future growth? Plan for the long-term with a specific network strategy and roadmap to guide you there. 

More control

Get an accurate view of how much bandwidth applications are using, direct traffic down the optimum path and minimise security threats by taking tighter control.

Be compliant

Build security into your network solution with our award-winning security team.

“The Missing Link understood our specific business requirements and delivered an efficient network which services our regional spread effectively. Our applications performance and connectivity have improved and we are able to operate our business more efficiently and productively. Not only has this project improved our operations but we’ve also been able to reduce business risk and cut future IT costs.”