CONNECTIVITY

If you ever visit BT’s website you’ll be amazed at the baffling range of options available to make your network work for you.
 

Whatever your systems - Wide Area Networks (WANs), Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), Local Area Networks (LANs), voice and Internet Protocol (IP) telephony systems, remote access and secure access - we can deliver integrated network solutions that run seamlessly end-to-end or offer separate solutions that complement your own resources - the choice is yours.
Also, if you currently have a network, you don't have to replace it. We can simply enhance your existing hardware with the technologies you need.
It is vital we work with you at a pace that suits your business needs. Even if you don't want to fully integrate your systems now, we can upgrade your networks, allowing you to combine them when the time is right.
It’s the building blocks that count. Find out the full story from BT.  (Connectivity.pdf)

Convergence

Market Analysts forecast that before long, the majority of enterprise voice traffic will be routed over IP networks using the Voice over IP protocol. So it is timely to consider this technology and begin to put a plan into place to migrate from separate voice and data networks to a fully converged, unified network.
Learn more >>(convergence.pdf)

LAN (Local Area Networking)

We have created flexible multi-layered choices for your current and future LAN needs that are wide-ranging in their breadth and adaptability. Our LAN Solution gives your organisation the freedom to select the exact mix of services that you need.
Learn more >> (lan_databro.pdf)

WAN (Wide Area Networking)

BT provides WAN solutions that can make complex, capital intensive networking solutions a thing of the past.
Learn more >> (wan_databro.pdf)

Remote Access

From the provision of secure access to your corporate LAN through to the integration and management of equipment into a seamless and secure remote access system, our Remote Access solution enables you to simplify the growing area of teleworking and Remote Access.
Learn more >>  (remote_databro.pdf)

Secure Internet

BT has created a way to simplify the whole process of protecting your net business. Our Secure Internet Solutions allow you to choose the most appropriate mix of services to meet both your Internet access and network security needs.

The 2002 DTI security survey of small to medium sized businesses revealed that
• 44% of businesses have suffered at least one malicious security breach.
• The average cost of a serious security incident was £30,000. Several businesses had incidents that cost more than £500,000
Learn more >> (internet_databro.pdf)

ISDN (Integration Services Digital Network)

Is a digital telephone service, which provides a dial-up into the customer’s premises. It can be used for voice, video and data transfer and will connect to any other ISDN or PSTN line. The high-speed 64Kbps connection makes it ideal
for sending images or other information across the network and you only pay call charges while you are using the lines. Applications include sending large volumes of data between networks, Internet access, video and desktop conferencing and LAN access. ISDN 2e has a digital line with two 64Kbps channels which connect your office switchboard to the exchange. As a rough rule of thumb, if you need more than 8 channels you should look at ISDN 30, which provides up to 30 independent 64Kbps channels. Both types can have additional services added to them such as Direct Dialling Inward (DDI). This is particularly useful if you want calls to go to specific extensions or groups of extensions.

Wireless LAN

In certain business environments a physical cable is not the correct media for a LAN. Wireless LANs can provide a flexible data communication system replacing a wired LAN within a building or campus. WLANs use electromagnetic waves to transmit and receive data over the air, minimising the need for wired connections. This can help to improve mobility.
See what Cisco have to say>> (wlan_overview1)

INTERNET

Businesses which have taken the plunge for broadband services report increased sales, greater cost savings, better productivity, improved employee satisfaction and a healthier bottom line overall as a result. And this is just the beginning…

Remember that word convergence - well this is what the internet protocol is providing as an extension of your own local area network

Your network has the power to:
• protect itself and safeguard your business
• unify your communications
• unleash your workforce
• access critical data when you need it
It's your network. All you have to do is unlock it.

Before buying broadband analyse these 4 points. It's not always about increased speed. Security is just as important.

NO SPEED LIMIT

even higher speed broadband services are available to meet the increasing demands of organisations. Why would you need even faster speeds? Quality and efficiency. This will provide additional services such as video conferencing to desktop, digital television, and video-on-demand.

" Take full advantage of broadband's always on, high speed access capabilities, saving time and effort
downloading and transferring large digital files.
" Take your goods and services online and into a global marketplace.
" Offer new services such as online ordering, account management and electronic payments to your
customers, employees and suppliers.
" Extend your internal networks and email systems to encompass remote offices, teleworkers and
home workers.
" Tailor the bandwidth that employees can use to suit the specific needs of the job.
" Get better performance and value from existing systems and software.
" Predict and manage costs effectively.

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