Whether you are looking for a new network installation or computer and network support in Birmingham, Walsall, Wolverhampton, or West Bromwich Birmingham Telecommunications, the networking specialists can help your business.
If your business requires network cabling, equipment supply or a complete solution for your network installation, including structured or telephone extensions, PCs and Servers, Birmingham Telecom will provide competitive quotes for all network systems.
Our certified engineers have extensive experience in handling a wide range of cabled and wireless networking installations. We undertake both small and large assignments and have already completed installations of networks ranging from 5 network connections to sites in excess of 100 Category 5e points.
Why do I need a computer network ?
By installing a computer network you will be providing your business with lots of important tools for its success in both the short and long term. With Birmingham Telecom, a solution for a small four user network starts from as little as £49 + VAT per month ensuring minimal initial investment and ensuring that this important infrastructure is available to almost any small business.
Benefits of a computer network :-
- Share Internet Access between office PCs and Laptops
- Share office printers between all staff and laptop users
- Share information by storing data centrally on a server
- Important information can be stored via an automatic server backup
- Remotely Access your applications and data from home or other remote locations
- Link offices together but store all information centrally
- Speed up the performance of important software such as Accounting, CRM and Industry specific products
- Give some users limited access to important information or programs when required
- Use instant messaging to communicate between staff which saves time and improves staff productivity.
What does a computer network consist of ?
A Network consists of several important components
Server – the central computer where all key data is stored and where backups are made.
PCs – client computers which you use to connect to the network.
Network Cabling – used to connect the computers together at very high speeds
Patch Panel – where all cabling is terminated
Cabinet – a large metal chassis where the router, patch panel and network switch sits
Network Switch – generally used to connect all PCs to the server and the router
Internet Router – connects multiple computers to the internet
Network Printer – is able to give multiple users access to the same printer within an office
