Microcomms Designs, Deploys and Delivers Wifi Project in France

Microcomms have recently completed a major Wi-Fi upgrade in Chartres, France. The project was deployed as part of a joint venture with French partners to deliver a comprehensive network upgrade for a major manufacturing plant to support a Warehouse Management System integration.

The Project required an end to end approach including:

Wi-Fi Surveys and Design to qualify the Wi-Fi environment
Corresponding Campus / LAN Design to support the physical network architecture
Supporting the client with all backend systems integration

This was the perfect project for Microcomms because the scope of it aligned with the broad range of our service portfolio and removed the need for multi-vendor complexity because Microcomms designed, deployed and delivered.

The project marks the first opportunity to manage services from our new vibrant European Headquarters located on Keizersgracht, in Amsterdam.

Some of our Clients

Microcomms Success Stories

“Our guests are much, much happier with their overall experience while visiting The Headland Hotel, thanks to the reliable, secure wifi access that Microcomms delivered”.

Darryl Reburn
General Manager, The Headland Hotel

“We continue to be impressed by Microcomms’ know how, expertise and professional yet down to earth and pragmatic style. Consultancy projects are well managed and I’d recommend their services to anyone.”.

Julian Holmes
IT Manager, Coodes Solicitors

“In our sporting hospitality business, customers expect great WiFi as well as fantastic golf. Microcomms have helped us meet our clients high expectations and ensure that visitors coming to Trevose have an all-round excellent experience. The team have worked really hard across all areas and we’re very happy with the service we’ve had.”.

Nick Gammon
Managing Director, Trevose Golf & Country Club

“There aren’t many Cornwall-based companies that can claim to have hands on experienced providing network connectivity to a Malaysian hut in the middle of a rainforest!”.

Nick Argent
ICT Manager, The Eden Project