We design networks, platforms and security around distributed operations: depots, warehouses, mobile teams and the services that coordinate their work.
Keep the application path aligned with the physical work.
Account for local conditions and shared dependencies.
Plan migrations around shifts and operating windows.
A working link is only one part of a working operation. We bring physical infrastructure, wireless, routing, security and application dependencies into one design, then test it against the way each location works.
We design wired and wireless connectivity around device movement, coverage, capacity and the physical environment. Cabinets, power and cabling are part of the scope, alongside handhelds, workstations and operational equipment.
We connect sites, central applications and cloud services with deliberate routing and security boundaries. We identify shared dependencies and plan link diversity, load sharing and available capacity around the impact of interruption.
We provide the connectivity and integration foundations for telemetry, warehouse automation and connected services. Timing, data exchange and ownership are agreed with the application and equipment teams, including what needs to remain local.
We work through which tasks can continue, queue or stop when a dependency fails. Recovery and record reconciliation are agreed with system owners, with staged migration and acceptance checks around real operating windows.
We design the network and recovery plan around each location’s dependence on central applications. Explore the normal path and what changes when a site loses its connection.
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Applications and data coordinate work across sites.
Each depot has its own connection and failure conditions.
Define safe continuation, queued work and stop conditions.
Check the recovery and reconciliation process.
Map each site’s dependency on central applications and data. Include the local workflow and the people who use it.
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Applications and data coordinate work across sites.
Depot A is disconnected in this scenario.
Define safe continuation, queued work and stop conditions.
Check the recovery and reconciliation process.
Agree which tasks can continue, what must stop or queue and how records will be reconciled when the link returns. Verify that behaviour in the actual system.
Connect the design decisions across these areas.
Tell us about the sites, the operating workflow and the interruption you need to prevent.