Has your workforce been sent to work from home as part of the fight against Covid-19? If so, you are clearly not alone. However, if your organisation did not previously have a formalised approach to remote or home working, suddenly facilitating these new practices can be a challenge – and it can also introduce new … Keeping home workers secure
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Never before has there been such a rapid and widespread shift to remote working. As countries across the world grapple with the coronavirus pandemic, any organisation which can enable is employees to work from home is being encouraged – or ordered – to facilitate this as quickly as possible. In turn, this is raising a … IT considerations for home workers
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On the one hand, the networking requirements for forward-thinking chemical plants are not so very different from those of other organisations. They need a network infrastructure that can support all their critical communications and data flows, which will underpin new applications as they add them, and keep their data safe. They probably want to be … Rugged requirements: building networks for chemical plants
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Why Webex is the go-to collaboration platform Interest in collaboration and videoconferencing tools has exploded over recent weeks – for obvious reasons. In this blog, we’re discussing why Cisco Webex Teams is our top choice collaboration platform – and one which will see your organisation through many challenges beyond Covid-19. Unified communications Effective collaboration … Why Webex is the go-to collaboration platform
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Find out how to revolutionise your home working with Cisco Webex. Join us for a webinar on Wednesday 1st April 2020 I 10 am – 11 am I When working from home it’s important that you’re as well connected and secure as if you were in the office. I’m delighted to invite you to attend … Find out how to revolutionise your home working with Cisco Webex.
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Notice for customers regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19) With the number of incidences of coronavirus increasing daily, MLR Networks has put in place measures to reduce the risk of illness to our staff and customers. What are we doing? As per current Government guidance, we will continue as usual. We are, as always, committed to the … Notice for customers regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19)
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MLR Networks is delighted to announce we have secured a new contract with Darwin Escapes to design and install a passive optical LAN at its newest holiday park in Derbyshire. The six-month project will give Darwin Escapes IP functionality to the new lodges, as well as supporting the operations of the business. MLR Networks and … MLR Networks helps Darwin Escapes get connected with its first passive optical LAN installation
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Client: Stagecoach UK Bus Overview: Stagecoach UK Bus is one of the largest bus operators in the UK, operating express, intercity and local bus services in over 100 towns and cities across the UK. With a fleet of some 7,000 buses and coaches, Stagecoach carries two million passengers every day. Solution: Wireless Ticketing Solution Proactively … Stagecoach UK Bus Transportation Case Study
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No matter the industry you operate in, easy and effective communication is essential – whether that’s with your clients, suppliers, or internally, with colleagues. However, many companies have introduced communications tools in an ad hoc way resulting in a fragmented infrastructure that includes legacy telephony, instant messaging that doesn’t integrate with operational applications, and erratic … Key considerations for UCaaS implementation
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Copper or fibre? It’s the core dilemma, surely for any organisation looking at its enterprise network, and trying to work out the best way of structuring it. Copper cabling has been around for a long time – it’s proven, and cost-effective. Whilst fibre-optic technology is clearly the high-performance new kid on the block, it is … Copper to optical. Why now is the time to consider Passive Optical LAN
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