Business networking that keeps your team connected.
Your network carries the calls, meetings, files, and cloud applications your business relies on. RTMS brings routers, switches, and Wi-Fi together as a managed service, with equipment chosen for your workplace and ongoing attention to how it performs.
The benefit goes beyond installing a box. You gain a network that can be monitored, maintained, and adjusted as your business changes.
Cloud enabled, so support can start without a site visit.
Cloud management gives RTMS a central view of supported network equipment, even across multiple offices. We can check device status, review alerts, change settings, and troubleshoot many issues remotely. That can reduce the time spent waiting for an on-site visit and help us spot problems before they cause a larger interruption.
Remote visibility helps us narrow down connection problems. Supported equipment lets us restart devices or power-cycle individual network ports without asking someone in your office to unplug cables.
Centralized management makes it easier to maintain consistent settings and check the health of equipment at more than one site.
Remote configuration and firmware updates help keep supported equipment maintained as fixes and improvements become available.
The right equipment, working together.
Manage how your office connects to the internet, control network traffic, and add protection at the network edge. Supported options include secure remote connections and backup internet connectivity.
Connect computers, phones, and wireless access points with the capacity your office needs. Power over Ethernet (PoE) can carry both data and power to compatible devices through one network cable, simplifying installation and remote restarts.
Access points work together to improve coverage and support roaming as employees move around the workplace. Mesh-capable options can extend coverage where cabling is difficult and provide alternate wireless paths when the network design supports them.
Keep working when your primary internet connection fails.
Selected router options support cellular backup and automatic switching when the main internet service drops. When that connection returns, the router can switch back. This gives your business another way to reach important online services during an internet-provider outage.
Backup connectivity depends on the selected equipment, service plan, cellular coverage, and available capacity. It is designed to reduce disruption, rather than guarantee that every application will perform exactly as it does on your primary connection.
Build security into the network.
Firewall controls, traffic inspection, and web filtering can help reduce exposure to unwanted connections and risky online content. Network separation can keep guest Wi-Fi apart from internal business devices. RTMS configures supported features around how your organization works, rather than leaving you to manage unfamiliar settings.
Network protection works alongside computer security, backups, and safe user practices. Each layer has a role in protecting your business.
Secure access for employees working away from the office.
Cloud management lets RTMS administer your equipment remotely. Employee access is a separate part of the design: supported virtual private network (VPN) or cloud-based secure-access options can give authorized staff a protected connection to approved business resources from home or while travelling.
RTMS can help select and configure the access your team needs. Remote-access features and any associated services depend on the solution selected.
Room to grow, with support behind it.
Adding staff, devices, or another office should not mean guessing which equipment to buy next. A managed approach helps you plan capacity, expand wireless coverage, and add network connections while keeping management consistent.
RTMS helps match the equipment to your space, applications, and business priorities, then provides the management and support that keep it useful after installation.
Make your network easier to manage.
Tell us about your office, remote workers, and connection challenges. RTMS can help plan a managed network around the way your business works.