Private Networks

Private Networks are telecommunications networks designed to implement specific solutions for private use or for a specific group of users. They allow for data communication between different devices and the sharing of resources like storage, printers, machines, files, and software applications in a network of computers and devices.

The essential elements of a private network infrastructure include not only conventional devices found in computer networks, such as cables, routers, switches, and repeaters, but also a wireless network infrastructure. This wireless infrastructure supports device connectivity, whether mobile or not, through technologies like Wi-Fi or protocols like 4G/5G, enabling more efficient data exchange with higher quality and security.

Depending on the scenario for Private Networks, including a VPN (Virtual Private Network) might be essential. A VPN allows users to access the organization’s internal network from anywhere in the world, as long as they have an internet connection. This functionality expands access to the organization’s resources remotely, ensuring security and integrity in data and information exchange.

Private Networks can be installed in companies from various sectors and markets, such as agribusiness, healthcare, manufacturing, energy, and services, and support other technological approaches within the organization, including Digital Transformation, Autonomous Operations, Cybersecurity, Virtualization, and IoT (Internet of Things).

How does this benefit your organization?

Private networks offer several benefits for businesses. One of the main advantages is the security and connectivity of different devices. They are designed for companies to protect their data from unauthorized access and ensure performance, availability, and control over this data, improving the organization’s efficiency, quality, and productivity.

Another advantage is the flexibility to include and manage new devices in the network, whether they belong to employees, customers, or partners. Added to this is the ability to control and monitor shared resources transparently, which ensures the quality and accuracy of IT services offered by the organization, as well as its innovation potential.