The POSEJDON project is a new building, eco-friendly in every way, required an infrastructure solution that was capable of supporting a variety of services.

A leading telecommunications provider in London wanted to create a modern, collaborative workspace for its teams in a new, prestigious headquarters. As a world-leader in telecommunications, it was important that the network infrastructure was future-proofed and would be able to support growth and changing connectivity requirements.

Combine two existing buildings in need of refurbishment and build a third new building, to create one large functional hospital to provide exceptional healthcare to patients. There wasn’t much space in the cramped centre so creative thinking was needed!

The newly branded voco St David’s wanted to introduce improved technologies for their guests, by installing smart TVs, full entertainment package (movies) and chrome cast in every room.

To establish a reliable connection between patch cabinets with singlemode fibre cable and Cat6A cable.

The Paris Longchamp Racecourse is a 160-metre long grandstand, topped with a glass building nestled into the heart of the Bois de Boulogne, that needed to provide a green, ultra-modern 100% connected experience for each of the 55,000 spectators that could be accommodated within the venue.

Midland Metropolitan Hospital (MMH) is a brand new, state-of-the-art acute hospital that will offer emergency department, maternity, children's, and adult acute inpatient services to half a million people. The hospital needed the best cabling infrastructure to support their network and IP-connected devices.

A temporary instalment of a stable network infrastructure that enables people to deliver a successful music festival. CCTV was also needed to keep attendees safe.

Fakeeh University Hospital, a sprawling medical facility in Dubai, needed a state-of-the-art IT infrastructure to connect four buildings, support 700,000+ patients, and deliver data-driven healthcare.

Upgrading the existing cabling infrastructure systems at ACE Training's Kidlington Centre, replacing existing Cat5e solutions with Cat6 technology.