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Digital Office Systems

Phone : +44 (0)1530 414 409
Adress : Ivanhoe Business Park, Smisby Road
Postal code: LE65 2AB
City: Ashby-de-la-Zouch
Opening hours:

Monday to Friday 9:00 - 5:00

     

    Business Broadband and Wireless Connectivity

    Keep your organisation connected with reliable business broadband, leased lines, SoGEA, Wi-Fi and resilient connectivity solutions from Digital Office Group.

    We assess your location, users, applications and operational requirements before recommending a connection that supports your business today and provides room for future growth.

    Request a Free Connectivity Review

    Connectivity Tailored to Your Business

    Reliable internet connectivity is essential for cloud applications, Microsoft 365, VoIP telephone systems, remote working, video meetings and everyday communication.

    Digital Office Group provides business connectivity for organisations of different sizes, locations and industries, including offices, schools, construction sites, industrial premises and multi-site companies.

    As an independent provider, we can review options from different networks and recommend the most appropriate solution for your premises rather than limiting your business to one carrier.

    Business broadband and wireless connectivity services

    Our connectivity services can include:

    • Full-fibre business broadband
    • Dedicated leased lines
    • SoGEA broadband
    • Business Wi-Fi
    • Guest Wi-Fi networks
    • Multi-site connectivity
    • 4G and 5G backup connections
    • Static IP addressing
    • Managed routers and firewalls
    • Connectivity monitoring and support

    One Provider for Business Connectivity

    Choosing business connectivity involves more than comparing advertised download speeds.

    The service needs to support your cloud systems, phone service, Wi-Fi, remote workers and wider network infrastructure.

    We can review these requirements together and provide one point of contact for installation, support and supplier escalation.

    Business Connectivity Solutions

    We provide a range of connectivity options to support different locations, performance requirements and budgets.

    1

    Full-Fibre Broadband

    High-speed fibre connectivity for organisations that need reliable internet access for cloud services, communications and everyday operations.

    2

    Dedicated Leased Lines

    Private, uncontended internet connectivity with symmetrical upload and download speeds and stronger service guarantees.

    3

    SoGEA Broadband

    Business broadband delivered without a traditional analogue telephone line, supporting the move towards all-IP communications.

    4

    Business Wi-Fi

    Secure and professionally designed wireless networks for employees, visitors, customers and connected devices.

    5

    Resilient Connectivity

    Secondary fibre, 4G or 5G connections that help keep critical systems available if the primary service fails.

    6

    Multi-Site Networks

    Connect offices, branches and remote locations through a consistent and securely managed network.

    Full-fibre business broadband connectivity

    Full-Fibre Business Broadband

    Full-fibre broadband provides a faster and more reliable connection than older copper-based services.

    It can support Microsoft 365, cloud applications, VoIP calls, video meetings, remote access and the transfer of larger files across your organisation.

    We check the networks and services available at your address and recommend an appropriate package based on user numbers, expected traffic and business requirements.

    • Cloud-based business applications
    • Microsoft 365 and SharePoint
    • VoIP telephone systems
    • Video conferencing
    • Remote and hybrid working
    • Cloud backup
    • Large file transfers
    • Multiple connected users

    Broadband availability varies by location

    The fastest advertised service may not be available at every address.

    We review the actual options available at your premises and explain the expected speed, installation timescale and contract terms.

    Choosing the Right Business Broadband Speed

    The right connection depends on more than the number of employees in the business.

    Cloud applications, remote access, video calls, hosted telephone systems, backups and large file transfers can all increase bandwidth requirements.

    We consider both download and upload performance so the connection supports how your organisation actually works.

    Dedicated Business Leased Lines

    A leased line provides a private connection between your premises and the provider’s network.

    Dedicated Capacity

    Your connection is not shared with neighbouring residential or business users.

    Symmetrical Speeds

    Upload and download speeds can be the same, supporting cloud systems and file transfers.

    Business SLA

    Leased lines can include stronger repair targets and service commitments than standard broadband.

    Scalable Bandwidth

    Capacity can often be increased as user numbers and business requirements grow.

    A leased line may be suitable when:

    • Internet access is operationally critical
    • You rely heavily on cloud applications
    • You have a large number of users
    • You transfer large files regularly
    • You host services at your premises
    • You need stronger fault-response targets
    • You require consistent upload performance
    • You use hosted voice services
    • You need static IP addresses
    • You are planning future growth

    Does Your Business Need a Leased Line?

    Not every organisation needs a dedicated leased line, but it can be valuable where internet failure or variable performance would cause serious disruption.

    We compare available leased-line options against full-fibre broadband, SoGEA and resilient backup services so you can make an informed decision.

    The recommendation will consider installation cost, monthly rental, contract term, bandwidth and the financial impact of downtime.

    SoGEA Business Broadband

    SoGEA stands for Single Order Generic Ethernet Access. It provides a broadband connection without requiring a traditional analogue telephone service.

    This makes SoGEA suitable for organisations moving towards cloud-based communications and hosted VoIP telephone systems.

    The service can provide a practical connectivity option where full fibre is not yet available or where the business does not require a dedicated leased line.

    Benefits of SoGEA can include:

    • No traditional analogue phone service
    • Suitable for VoIP telephony
    • Static IP options
    • Business-grade router options
    • Support for cloud applications
    • 4G or 5G backup options
    SoGEA business broadband connection
    Wireless business broadband and office Wi-Fi

    Business Wi-Fi and Guest Wi-Fi

    A reliable internet circuit still needs a properly designed wireless network to provide consistent coverage throughout the workplace.

    We can assess the building layout, connected users, devices, construction materials and possible sources of interference before recommending suitable access points.

    Guest Wi-Fi can also be separated from internal systems, allowing visitors and customers to access the internet without joining your main business network.

    • Wireless site surveys
    • Managed access points
    • Secure employee Wi-Fi
    • Separate guest networks
    • Multi-floor coverage
    • Performance monitoring

    Wireless Site Surveys

    Assess the building layout, construction materials, connected users and potential sources of interference.

    Managed Access Points

    Professionally positioned and configured access points provide stronger coverage and capacity.

    Guest Wi-Fi

    Provide visitors and customers with internet access separated from internal business systems.

    Network Security

    Apply suitable authentication, encryption, access restrictions and network separation.

    Performance Monitoring

    Monitor access points and connectivity to identify faults and performance issues.

    Multi-Site Management

    Apply consistent wireless standards across offices, branches and other business locations.

    One access point is not always enough

    Large offices, thick walls, several floors and high user density can all affect wireless performance.

    Adding consumer Wi-Fi extenders without a proper design can create interference, roaming problems and inconsistent coverage.

    Improving Poor Business Wi-Fi

    Slow or unreliable Wi-Fi may be caused by poor access-point placement, interference, limited capacity or outdated network equipment.

    Our team can review the broadband connection, wireless access points, switches, cabling and firewall to determine where the actual problem exists.

    Recommended improvements can be supported through our network support services .

    Resilient Broadband and Backup Connectivity

    A single broadband connection can become a single point of failure for organisations that depend on cloud systems and hosted communications.

    We can provide secondary fibre, 4G or 5G connectivity that can help maintain access when the main circuit is unavailable.

    Backup connectivity can be combined with a managed firewall capable of detecting a failure and transferring traffic to the secondary service.

    Resilience options can include:

    • Secondary fibre broadband
    • Alternative network providers
    • 4G mobile backup
    • 5G mobile backup
    • Automatic failover
    • Managed business firewalls
    • Dual-WAN configuration
    • Connection monitoring
    • Static IP planning
    • Business continuity reviews

    Primary Connection and Backup Options

    Primary Connection Possible Backup Typical Use
    Full-fibre broadband 4G, 5G or secondary broadband Small and medium-sized offices
    SoGEA broadband 4G or 5G mobile connection Businesses using cloud and VoIP services
    Dedicated leased line Broadband from an alternative network Organisations where internet access is critical
    Multi-site leased lines Independent connections at each site Larger or distributed organisations
    Temporary site connection Secondary mobile data service Construction sites and temporary offices
    Multi-site business connectivity for offices and branches

    Multi-Site Business Connectivity

    Organisations with several sites need connectivity that is consistent, secure and easy to manage.

    We can coordinate circuits across different locations, provide managed routers and firewalls and help standardise Wi-Fi and network security.

    Digital Office Group can also bring connectivity together with managed IT services and business communications through one supplier.

    • Branch offices
    • Retail locations
    • Construction sites
    • Schools and education sites
    • Warehouses
    • Remote workers
    • Centralised cloud systems
    • VoIP telephone services

    Our Connectivity Installation Process

    1. Discovery

    We discuss your users, sites, systems, current connection and performance concerns.

    2. Availability Check

    Available networks, speeds, costs and expected installation times are reviewed.

    3. Recommendation

    We present suitable primary, backup, router and Wi-Fi options.

    4. Installation

    The circuit, router, firewall and wireless equipment are coordinated and configured.

    5. Support

    Ongoing monitoring, supplier escalation and technical support are provided.

    Who We Support

    Our broadband and connectivity services are suitable for:

    • Small and medium-sized businesses
    • Multi-site organisations
    • Professional services firms
    • Construction and property businesses
    • Schools and colleges
    • Manufacturing and engineering companies
    • Retail and hospitality organisations
    • Charities and not-for-profit organisations
    • Remote and hybrid workforces
    • Businesses moving to cloud communications

    Connectivity should support the whole workplace

    Broadband affects your IT systems, cloud applications, phone service, Wi-Fi, remote working and customer communication.

    Reviewing these services together can reduce supplier confusion and avoid choosing a connection that does not support the wider business.

    Why Choose Digital Office Group?

    Digital Office Group provides business connectivity alongside managed IT, cyber security, communications and workplace technology.

    As a family-owned business established in 1994, we support organisations across the Midlands and throughout the UK.

    Our independent approach allows us to review multiple connectivity options and provide one point of contact for installation, technical support and supplier escalation.

    Why work with us?

    • Family-owned and established in 1994
    • ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certified
    • Independent connectivity advice
    • Multiple network options
    • Full fibre and leased lines
    • SoGEA and mobile backup
    • Business Wi-Fi expertise
    • Managed routers and firewalls
    • UK-based technical support
    • One supplier for wider business technology

    Business Broadband and Connectivity FAQs

    What is business broadband?

    Business broadband is an internet service designed for commercial use and may include business support, static IP addresses, managed equipment and stronger service options.

    What is the difference between broadband and a leased line?

    Standard broadband normally uses shared network capacity. A leased line provides dedicated connectivity with symmetrical speeds and stronger service commitments.

    What is SoGEA broadband?

    SoGEA provides broadband without a traditional analogue telephone service and is suitable for organisations using cloud and VoIP communications.

    How fast should our business broadband be?

    The required speed depends on user numbers, cloud applications, video calls, VoIP, remote access, backups and file-transfer requirements.

    Do we need a leased line?

    A leased line may be appropriate where consistent performance, symmetrical speeds and stronger repair targets are important to business operations.

    Can you improve our office Wi-Fi?

    Yes. We can assess coverage, interference, capacity, access-point placement and the wider network supporting your wireless service.

    Can you provide guest Wi-Fi?

    Yes. Guest Wi-Fi can provide visitors with internet access while keeping them separated from internal business systems.

    Can you provide backup internet?

    Yes. Backup options can include secondary fibre, 4G or 5G services with automatic failover through a compatible router or firewall.

    Can you support several business sites?

    Yes. We can coordinate connectivity, routers, firewalls and Wi-Fi across multiple offices and locations.

    Can you take over from our current broadband provider?

    Yes. We can review the current service, contract dates, network equipment and replacement options before planning a controlled migration.

    Do you provide managed routers and firewalls?

    Yes. Connectivity can be supplied with managed routers, firewalls, monitoring, updates and technical support.

    How much does business connectivity cost?

    Pricing depends on location, available networks, speed, contract term, installation work, resilience and the equipment and support required.

    Does Your Current Connection Support Your Business?

    Arrange a free connectivity review with Digital Office Group. We will assess your existing service, check the options available at your location and recommend a suitable broadband, leased-line, Wi-Fi or backup solution.

    Request Your Free Connectivity Review