Good connectivity is a fundamental requirement for professional work today. In addition to modern network cabling, a Wi-Fi network is the most critical part of network infrastructure. There is hardly a place left where fast, mobile communication via WLAN is not required, whether for internal company use or for guests, visitors, or flexible, mobile employees.
Our Wi-Fi 6 or Wi-Fi 5 portfolio includes access points for indoor and outdoor use, enabling high-performance and stable WLAN infrastructures.
For outdoor projects, the necessary wired broadband connections to the access points are usually missing. In such cases, you can further optimize the WLAN network with a separate, overarching point-to-multipoint (PMP) layer. This allows data backhauling to take place via a separate (mesh) wireless infrastructure, preventing unnecessary load on the access point's transmission. And all of this is managed through a single, vendor-consistent management platform!
Naturally, in addition to selecting professional hardware, a WLAN specialist should be consulted for planning and advice. Beyond full WLAN coverage, precise and individual WLAN requirements must be determined. These include user density, WLAN data transfer rates, external sources of interference, and, of course, WLAN security. Compart provides the necessary professional support for the planning and implementation of the optimal WLAN network with certified Ekahau specialists.
Professional and efficient planning helps ensure the best possible success in implementing a WLAN hotspot. Whether it's winding office spaces, large halls with diverse metal structures, or extreme concrete masonry—every building complex has its own characteristics that require an individual WLAN infrastructure.
Ekahau is the leading software for WLAN demand analysis, simulation, and documentation. Our certified Ekahau technicians record all conditions during an on-site visit (site survey) and design the optimal WLAN network for you—upon request, in conjunction with the associated LAN infrastructure.
The site survey, also known as station planning, is a structural inspection during which all aspects relevant to execution are recorded and coordinated with other trades. This involves capturing all necessary details for coordination with other on-site trades, including determining the location of all systems (indoor/outdoor), identifying necessary antenna masts, technical cabinets, etc., and defining the routing for data and power cables. After the site survey, all the facts are on the table, allowing for the derivation and determination of almost all implementation costs.
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We are happy to support you in all areas of your tender for IT/IoT infrastructures.
Defining technical requirements and evaluable criteria can be complex, particularly in IT infrastructure projects, but it is always essential for the success of the project.
We support you through the tender process in 5 steps.
During the tender preparation phase, the decisive framework parameters for all subsequent steps are established. From setting a binding schedule and pre-qualifying bidders to launching the tender, your project takes shape step by step.
The foundations for project implementation after the final contract award are established during the tender preparation phase. All relevant information for applicants and bidders to submit targeted proposals is described and defined here.
Our support services for conducting tenders ensure that all necessary individual steps are completed on schedule. Consistent information transfer ensures that all bidders and applicants receive the same information.
The evaluation of bids is the central component of the entire project. It is not just about comparing prices; it is about identifying the most economical bid while examining all proposals for plausibility, feasibility, and award options.
As an IT specialist firm, we support you through all of the following process steps:
We provide expert support in the IT/IoT infrastructure segment throughout the final contract award process.
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