Overview
- Industry: Education, Arts & Design
- Objective: To provide a high-speed, reliable internet service for Victoria College of Arts and Design’s central London campus until their fibre installation could be completed.
Challenge
- The college required a robust internet connection to support essential digital coursework, communication, and operations.
- Temporary but high-capacity connectivity was needed for 200+ users without impacting site infrastructure or activities.
- Reliability and prompt support were crucial to prevent disruptions in academic and administrative activities.
Solution
- Delivered a high-speed interim internet solution with speeds up to 1.5Gbps to handle the college’s usage needs.
- Configured for high reliability, supporting students and staff without performance issues or downtime.
- Provided direct remote access to senior engineers for prompt troubleshooting and network monitoring, ensuring rapid response capability.
- Employed non-intrusive installation methods, enabling seamless removal once fibre installation was completed.
Outcome
- Successfully maintained three months of continuous internet connectivity with no outages, fully supporting the college’s digital requirements.
- Remote access to senior engineers enabled quick resolutions, though no issues arose during the deployment period.
- The interim setup was removed without impact on campus activities, and the transition to fibre was smooth and uninterrupted.
Highlights
- 1.5Gbps high-speed connection: Consistently delivered across 200+ users.
- Remote senior engineer support: Fast, reliable troubleshooting access if needed.
- Zero downtime: Stability maintained throughout the service period.
- Non-invasive setup and removal: No impact on college infrastructure or aesthetics.
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