Ayrshire Post

Telecoms firm wires in for work

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A council has appointed a telecoms firm to upgrade its network as part of a “wider digital transforma­tion strategy”.

Marlow- based MLL Telecom, a leading provider of secure managed network services for the UK public sector, will carry out the work for South Ayrshire Council.

The new Wide Area Network ( WAN) will help to support council services – from basic telephone and email, through to core business systems.

The MLL Telecom WAN will completely replace South Ayrshire’s legacy wireless network infrastruc­ture to deliver a fully managed network service.

The new network infrastruc­ture will have a transforma­tive impact for the local authority with schools in particular benefiting from enhanced bandwidth and a more reliable service.

The new WAN will also have the ability to deliver additional and cost effective connectivi­ty for services such as traffic lights, CCTV and public Wi- Fi over the new core network.

“Having grown up in Ayr, I know first- hand the challenges that South Ayrshire communitie­s face as a result of poor network infrastruc­ture,” said Ross Duke, Technology Director at MLL Telecom.

“It’s time that the ageing infrastruc­ture is brought into the future and is able to support the Council’s digital transforma­tion plans.

“We’ll be combining our experience as a managed service provider to the public sector and demonstrat­ing our ability to provide a resilient, reliable and secure solution to upgrade a network that is no longer fit for purpose.”

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