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Why mobile coverage is now critical for customer service

Being reachable isn’t optional anymore. Customers expect quick responses, smooth transactions, and clear communication, especially VIP clients and anyone with high-value or time-sensitive needs. If they can’t contact you because your building has weak mobile coverage, the service instantly feels second-rate. When you’re unavailable, the customer feels it Missed calls. Messages that don’t come through….

Enhancing Critical Connectivity at Surrey Research Park

Promoting reliable connectivity is essential for science parks and laboratory facilities, supporting both human collaboration and the operation of sensitive, data-dependent equipment. The Problem Upon a new tenant moving into the Priestley building, located within a science park environment, they encountered significant and detrimental connectivity issues. They experienced poor mobile signal or a complete lack…

Secure Mobile Connectivity for Businesses: A Must-Have for Travel

In today’s fast-paced business world, staying connected while on the move is essential, but so is ensuring that your data remains secure. For companies with employees who frequently travel, the risks of unsecured mobile connectivity are higher than ever. From data breaches to compliance pitfalls, the challenges are real. At Litenet, we understand these challenges and…

Why IPAF Certification Matters – What It Means for Our Customers

Roli, one of Litenet’s IPAF and CSCS accredited engineers, installing rooftop signal equipment with MEWP access – combining safety, skill, and professionalism At Litenet, we pride ourselves on combining technical expertise with a strong focus on safety and professionalism. We’re pleased to share that Roli, one of our experienced engineers, has recently renewed his IPAF certification – a reminder of…

Wiring for Success with VW

Litenet recently worked with Volkswagen on a full upgrade of their BMS system. Volkswagen were already part way through the project and needed to address the connectivity issue fast. They needed a company that was familiar with fibre splicing and used to working in an environment that consisted of warehousing, office space and car workshops with…

What is a Leased Line and why do I need one?

What is a Leased Line? Simply put, it’s a superfast internet connection that is dedicated to your business.  Almost all other forms of internet connectivity are contended.  This means that although the line coming into your premises isn’t shared, the bits further upstream are.  In a lot of cases this is acceptable, and the service…

Mobile Signal Booster at a Car Dealership

When the mobile signal inside a large West London car dealership is non-existent, we know how to fix it! When Mercedes-Benz revamped their old site at Brentford they vastly increased the size of their building, essentially knocking down the old structure and putting up a whole new one. The Problem Modern construction, including the use…

Secure your WiFi network

Keep your business WiFi for you with security options and restrictions on guest useage. Keeping a WiFi network free from unauthorised use is very important for a number of reasons.  This blog will explain the options available and the measures that you can choose to implement to help secure your network. Most standard broadband routers…

SpaceX Starlink – Our Initial Observations

Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite broadband could revolutionise the telecoms industry And here’s why… Article first published by Chris Thomas on 1st April 2022 Fast and reliable rural broadband has been an issue for years.  The big networks are concentrating their efforts on where the money is, urban environments, business parks, towns, cities and large…

Care home residents need good WiFi

The “Silver Surfer” is far more able to use technology now than they were ten years ago and with good WiFi becoming a prerequisite when choosing residential care, it’s more important than ever that it’s fit-for-purpose, fast, secure and reliable.  This blog looks at why care homes need to strongly consider full building coverage when…