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What we deliver
Design and planning
We plan the right mix of links for your footprint, use case, and budget.
Hardware and installation
Routers, antennas, cabling, mounting, and clean documentation.
Configuration and security baseline
Segmentation, secure access, and policies that fit your operations.
Operations options
From handover to fully managed connectivity, including 24/7 support if needed.
Rolling out infrastructure is easy once. Doing it ten, fifty, or a hundred times without surprises is the real job. DRYNET helps you standardise hardware, configs, documentation, and processes so every site or vessel looks the same, behaves the same, and can be supported the same way.
Why it matters?
Standardisation reduces downtime, speeds up deployment, and makes support predictable. It also avoids the classic problem where every location becomes its own “special case” that only one person understands.
Talk to usRepeatable deployments, not one-off projects
We turn your setup into a clear standard and roll it out consistently across fleets or sites, including templates, checklists, and clean handover.
Standard build templates
Configuration consistency
Installation playbooks
Staging and pre-configuration
Acceptance testing
Documentation and handover
How it typically works
Baseline and target standard
We review what you have today and define the target “standard build” that will be rolled out.
Pilot rollout
We deploy to one vessel or one site first, fix the small stuff, then lock the template.
Scale deployment
Staging, logistics, installation, and testing run as a repeatable process.
Operate and improve
We support the rollout phase and keep improving the standard based on real incidents and feedback.
Frequently asked questions
1. What do you mean by “standardisation”?
It means one agreed setup for hardware, network design, naming, and policies, so every site or vessel behaves the same and is easier to support.
2. Do we have to replace all our existing equipment to standardise?
Not necessarily. We can often standardise around what you already have and only replace what blocks reliability, supportability, or security.
3. How do you make sure installers do it the same way every time?
We use staging, templates, checklists, and clear installation playbooks, plus acceptance tests before handover.
4. Can you roll out across multiple locations or an entire fleet?
Yes. That is the main use case. We plan the rollout waves, logistics, and a repeatable process so scaling does not turn into chaos.
5. What happens after the rollout, who keeps it consistent?
We can hand over with documentation and standards, or support ongoing operations so changes stay aligned over time.
6. How do you handle site-specific differences?
We keep a core standard build and allow controlled “exceptions” where needed, documented and approved, so exceptions do not become the new normal.
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