Take advantage of our free audit to find out where poor indoor mobile coverage could be affecting your building, your people or your business operations.
Our indoor connectivity audit gives you a clear view of where mobile coverage is strong, weak or unavailable across your premises, so you can make informed decisions about whether improvements are needed.
Why Would I Need This Audit?
Poor indoor signal is a massive issue in commercial buildings across the UK, but it is often worked around rather than properly understood.
How often do people step outside to make calls or move to certain areas to receive texts or login codes? Your visitors may struggle to get online, and customers can’t always access the apps, offers or digital tools you want them to use.
Our audit will help you to discover where the weak spots are, which areas matter most and whether indoor mobile coverage could be affecting your commercial operations.
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When you request your free audit, we’ll follow these four simple steps:
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Before we arrive, we’ll carry out an initial desktop review of your site to get the basic details
On the day of the audit, we will complete an onsite walk test using mobile signal testing equipment, which will check the availability of 4G and 5G signal in agreed areas
We will send you a report with a clear red, amber and green summary of the findings. Alongside that, we will highlight areas where weak coverage may be affecting communication, productivity, customer experience or future technology plans
Slow tills, faulty loyalty apps or poor mobile signal might seem like small frustrations, but they could actually be driving your customers away. Research has shown that one third of customers will leave after a single bad experience. Your apps are only as useful as the connectivity powering them, meaning good connectivity is vital for a good customer experience.
Reliance on connectivity for trading and operational activities has increased among businesses in the last five years. More than 50 million hours of work time is lost each year due to internet failures and lost working, costing £3.7 billion in the UK. It’s not just your internet that can cause you problems either. Poor indoor mobile coverage is common among modern buildings due to the materials and structural components and this means staff and customers have no choice but to go outside to make calls.
Poor connectivity can leave businesses vulnerable to health and safety risks. Mobile signal dead spots, intermittent failures and poor connectivity all pose a risk to the safety of lone workers and could result in hefty fines for employers. The HSE recently added guidance for lone workers to encourage employers to implement robust communication methods for ensuring workers can stay in contact and summon help if needed.
Technology is moving fast across all industries. Companies are increasing productivity, capability and efficiency through advanced AI and robotic systems. All of these technologies have the need for connectivity to power their use. Latency delays, overloaded networks and failing network devices all slow down how technology operates. You can have the cleverest tech in the business, but without the connectivity to back it up you will fail to unlock its true potential.
Increased digitalisation brings with it the increased risk of cyber threats. Strong, reliable cybersecurity is imperative to keep operations working. Private 5G and the increased capabilities of newer connectivity solutions help to reduce the risk of cyber threats and build added security avenues. It also allows security systems like CCTV to be separated within the network to prevent overloading and compromising delivery.
Modern operations are far more digitalised, with robotics and AI tech helping to streamline efficiencies in everything from picking to packing and inventory. Workplaces are changing and with that is a need to embrace resilient, robust networks that can handle the increased demands.
Most customers now expect personalised experiences, which is why businesses are turning to more advanced marketing techniques. These marketing tools rely on customers being able to access them and the connectivity being in place to keep up with growing demand. Dynamic pricing is also hitting our shelves, allowing retailers to increase prices depending on demand or market changes. Electronic shelving labels connect to remote systems that allow pricing to be changed instantly. But none of this can work effectively without the right connectivity.
What Happens After The Audit?
When we’ve completed the audit, we will go away to analyse your results. Then you will receive a straightforward summary of what we found.
If you have any concerns about any of the findings, our team is always on hand to answer any questions you may have. There is no obligation to move forward with a solution. The audit is simply there to give you clarity.
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West Midlands largest 16-19 education provider needed help keeping connected across multiple sites spanning 13km.
Using point-to-multipoint wireless technology in the 60ghz frequency band, a dedicated standalone network for the bookmaker stands was deployed. This solution provided a private, fast, uncongested solution to eliminate congestion, latency and service interruption.
Building the IT network and infrastructure
