Wireless Networking

Wireless networks are available which operate on the same principles as cordless telephones. This eliminates unsightly wires and allows freedom of movement. Standard network cabling and cards are extremely affordable and can be set up quickly.

Wireless networks are an exciting way to provide network connectivity to your office without the expense of running wires in your building. Although remote and wireless technology offers a number of benefits, such as enhanced flexibility. wireless networking is not without its pitfalls:

• Security. Wireless systems use radio technology to broadcast your sensitive network data. It’s imperative that proper precautions are in place to prevent unauthorized access to your financial data, client lists, and other confidential information.
• A, B, G, N or bluetooth? There are multiple standards out there for wireless networks. Each has its own speeds, radio frequencies, pros, and cons. Which to use? We’ll figure it out for you.
• Interference. Wireless networking is very popular, and not everyone using it knows what they are doing. We often find poorly-configured wireless systems in office buildings interfere with our own customers’ wireless networks. Sometimes the potential for interference outweighs the benefits of being wire-free. We’ll help you decide what is best for your individual circumstances.

IT-PRO is your 1-STOP shop for Telephone, Internet and wireless networking solutions

If you want to take advantage of the new advancements in wireless networking, next generation phone systems, and communications technologies (integrating your telephone system, network, and the Internet for lowered costs and increased productivity), but are afraid it may be too complex for you to implement, we can help.

Our senior technicians will take the guesswork out of purchasing, installing, and supporting these new communication technologies for your company so you can avoid the headaches of figuring it out yourself.

Here are a few of our services:

• Wireless Networks
• High Speed Internet Access (T1 and DSL)
• VPN (Virtual Private Networks)
• Voice over IP (VOIP)