Solutions
Complete solutions for real business needs.
A new office, a server room, a hotel or a move rarely needs only one system. Our solutions bring the right KMS services together into one coordinated project.
Start from the need, not the system
Most technology projects begin with a business situation: a company opens or moves an office, a building needs security, a facility needs a network it can rely on. Answering that situation usually takes several disciplines — network, security, automation, audio-visual, support or relocation.
Each solution below describes a typical need and shows which KMS services it combines. The final scope is always defined after a survey and agreed with you, so the solution fits the building, the organization and the way it works.
Our solutions
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Complete Office Technology Infrastructure
Network, security, meeting room technology and ongoing support for a new or renovated office, delivered as one project.
A new or renovated office needs cabling, network, access control, meeting rooms and IT support at the same time. When each system comes from a different contractor, schedules collide and responsibility is unclear. The company needs one partner who plans the whole technology layer around the floor layout and the move-in date.
What it includes
- Survey of the space and technology planning from the final furniture layout
- Structured cabling, network equipment and Wi-Fi coverage for workplaces and meeting rooms
- Server or communication room with racks, power and documentation
- Access control, video surveillance and intercom for entrances and restricted areas
- Meeting room technology: displays, video conferencing and wireless presentation
- Testing, labeling and handover documentation
- Ongoing administration, monitoring and helpdesk under agreed terms
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Corporate Network Infrastructure
A structured, segmented and documented corporate network — designed, installed and then supported.
Many company networks have grown step by step: unmanaged switches, undocumented cabling and Wi-Fi that does not reach where people work. The result is slow connections, security gaps and support that depends on guesswork. The organization needs a network that is planned as a system and kept in order after installation.
What it includes
- Assessment of the existing network, cabling and Wi-Fi coverage
- Network architecture with VLAN segmentation for staff, guests and security systems
- Structured copper and fiber cabling with testing and labeling
- Switching, routing, firewall and Wi-Fi installation and configuration
- As-built documentation: network diagrams, port maps and configurations
- Monitoring, administration and updates under an agreed service model
Services involved
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Server Room Implementation
A server or communication room with racks, power, cooling monitoring and documentation that make support straightforward.
Server equipment often ends up in a small room without proper racks, power protection or temperature control. This makes failures more likely and maintenance harder. The company needs a server room that is organized, protected and monitored from the start.
What it includes
- Room assessment and layout planning for racks, cable routes and future growth
- Rack installation, cable management and patching
- UPS and power distribution for the equipment in the room
- Environmental monitoring: temperature, humidity and leak detection sensors
- Access control for the server room
- Labeling, documentation and handover
- Ongoing monitoring and preventive maintenance under agreed terms
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Smart Office Solutions
Lighting, climate and meeting rooms that work together — automated, simple to use and connected to a reliable network.
Offices use energy in empty rooms, meeting rooms are hard to start, and building controls are scattered across separate panels. Employees want comfort and simplicity; management wants control over energy use. The office needs automation and collaboration technology that is designed together and runs on a stable network.
What it includes
- Lighting, climate and blind control with scenarios for rooms and zones
- Presence and environmental sensors for comfort and energy use
- Energy consumption monitoring and visualization
- Meeting room technology with simple, consistent controls
- Room booking and information displays where required
- Network infrastructure and segmentation for building and AV systems
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Integrated Security Infrastructure
Access control, video surveillance and intercom planned as one system, on a dedicated network and supported after handover.
Security systems are often added one at a time: cameras from one supplier, access control from another, intercom from a third. They do not share information, they are hard to manage and gaps appear between them. The organization needs security designed as a whole and kept working over time.
What it includes
- Risk-based assessment of entrances, zones and sensitive areas
- Access control with role-based rights and visitor registration
- IP video surveillance with recording and storage planned to agreed requirements
- Intercom for entrances and controlled areas
- Dedicated, segmented network for security systems
- Configuration, user training and handover documentation
- Preventive maintenance and system health monitoring under agreed terms
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Conference Room Solutions
Meeting and conference rooms where displays, audio and video calls work the same way every time.
Meetings start late because the display will not connect, the microphone does not pick up the room or the call platform behaves differently in every room. Hybrid work makes this more visible. The company needs rooms that are standardized, simple to use and supported by a reliable network.
What it includes
- Assessment of rooms, acoustics, seating and use cases
- Displays, cameras, microphones and speakers selected for each room size
- Video conferencing on Microsoft Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms or the platform you use
- Wireless presentation and simple room controls
- Network points and segmentation for AV equipment
- Configuration, testing and short user guidance
Services involved
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Hotel Technology Infrastructure
Guest Wi-Fi, security, smart room systems and event AV for hotels — planned around guests and operations.
A hotel combines rooms, lobbies, restaurants, conference halls and back-of-house areas, each with different technology needs. Guests expect Wi-Fi, comfort and security to simply work, and upgrades must happen without closing the building. The hotel needs one coordinated plan across network, security, automation and AV.
What it includes
- Guest and staff Wi-Fi with segmented network architecture
- Structured cabling and communication rooms for the building
- Video surveillance, access control for staff areas and intercom
- Room automation for lighting, climate and blinds with simple guest controls
- Conference and event hall AV, plus Digital Signage for public areas
- Phased installation by floor or wing, agreed around occupancy
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Healthcare Facility Infrastructure
Network, access control, surveillance and ongoing IT support for clinics and medical facilities, planned for continuity.
Clinics and medical facilities depend on networks and controlled access across departments, often while patients and staff are present. Infrastructure work cannot put daily operations at risk. The facility needs infrastructure that is planned in phases, separated by function and supported after installation.
What it includes
- Network and cabling for departments, reception, offices and technical rooms
- Separate networks for clinical, administrative, guest and security traffic
- Server room with power protection and documentation
- Access control for restricted and staff-only areas
- Video surveillance aligned with the facility’s policies
- Phased installation agreed department by department
- Monitoring, administration and backup control under agreed terms
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Industrial Technology Infrastructure
Site-wide networks, security and environmental monitoring for production facilities and multi-building sites.
Industrial sites spread across production halls, warehouses, offices and outdoor areas, often in harsh conditions. Connectivity, surveillance and access control must work across long distances and around production schedules. The facility needs infrastructure designed for its environment and coordinated with the other disciplines on site.
What it includes
- Fiber links between buildings and a site-wide network architecture
- Structured cabling and equipment suited to the environmental conditions
- Server and communication rooms with racks and power protection
- Video surveillance, perimeter protection and access control for sites and zones
- Energy monitoring, environmental sensors and leak detection for technical areas
- Separation of production, office and security networks
- Work planned around production schedules and site safety rules
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Office Relocation & IT Migration
A coordinated move of the office IT environment — prepared new site, controlled shutdown, transport, restart and support.
An office move puts servers, network equipment and workstations at risk if IT is treated like furniture. Downtime has to be short, nothing can be lost and the new office must be ready before people arrive. The company needs one partner who prepares the new site, moves the IT and makes sure everything works on the first day.
What it includes
- Audit and inventory of IT equipment and dependencies
- Preparation of the new site: cabling, network, Wi-Fi and server room
- Relocation plan with agreed shutdown and restart windows
- Labeling, controlled shutdown, packing and transport
- Reinstallation, connection and testing of systems at the new site
- Post-move support for users and systems during the first working days
Not sure which solution fits?
Describe your situation — a new office, a building, a move or an upgrade. We will review it with you, define the scope and suggest which services it needs.