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IT Services for Transportation & Logistics

Your operation isn't one building. Dispatch, the yard, the warehouse and the drivers all depend on the same systems, and usually only the office has a proper network.

IT Challenges in Transportation and Logistics

Sites that weren't built for networks

Yards and warehouses need coverage across long distances and through structures that office equipment was never designed for.

Dispatch has to keep running

When dispatch goes down, freight stops moving, and the cost builds by the hour.

Every system connects to another

Your transportation management system (TMS) connects to your customers' and your carriers' systems, and each of those connections is a dependency somebody has to own.

Scanners have to roam

A handheld that drops its connection between racking aisles creates a data problem that shows up later, in the wrong place.

IT Support for Transportation and Logistics Companies

We survey sites when they're loaded, because a warehouse full of stock behaves nothing like the same warehouse on a floor plan. Our wireless site surveys measure the building as it's used, and warehouse wireless is designed from those measurements.

We build connectivity that fails gracefully. Where the operation justifies it, a second internet path turns a cut circuit into a slow hour. An automatic LTE backup is one way to add that path alongside your business internet service.

We design the yard and the dock as locations in their own right, built to the same standards as the office. Multi-site connectivity ties every location back together, and for a warehouse near the main office, a 400-foot point-to-point wireless link replaced a separate internet circuit in one of our projects.

Further reading

Why the office Wi-Fi is slow explains why coverage comes down to placement and measurement, which holds on a warehouse floor too.

In their words

Common questions

Can you cover an outdoor yard with Wi-Fi?

Yes. Outdoor coverage uses different equipment and different mounting, and weather and distance change the design, but it's routine work for us.

What happens if a site loses its internet connection?

That depends on the design. Where it's worth the cost, a second path takes over automatically. Where it isn't, we make sure you know ahead of time what stops and what keeps running.

Do you support multiple locations?

Yes. Every site is built and documented to the same standard, and the same people support all of them, so a problem at the smallest site gets the same answer as one at head office.

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  • More than 20 years of experience
  • Managed services since 2010
  • Based in Northeast Ohio
  • Offices in Lake and Summit counties
  • Owner operated and independent
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