Connect every plant, warehouse and office through a network designed to fail over, scale and stay supportable as the business changes.
Make the network a platform for growth instead of a collection of site-by-site exceptions
A manufacturing network has to do two things well: keep critical sites connected today and make the next plant, warehouse or acquisition easier to bring into the operating model tomorrow.
Claranet designs the WAN around application and site criticality, using the right mix of Ethernet, internet, broadband, mobile and existing MPLS where appropriate, with SD-WAN to steer traffic across available paths.
Inside each site, managed LAN and Wi-Fi can bring a consistent operating standard to switching, wireless and segmentation without every location becoming a separate local support problem.
Central management and 24/7 support then give the organisation one accountable service across carriers, managed network devices and site changes, with a repeatable design for new facilities and acquisitions.
Need a network that can absorb the next site or acquisition?
We can assess the current WAN and site network estate, identify resilience and lifecycle gaps, and design a managed target model that scales across manufacturing locations.
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Manufacturing network FAQs
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Yes. Claranet offers managed WAN, SD-WAN, LAN and Wi-Fi services, allowing organisations to bring multiple network layers into a common managed-service model.
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Yes. Claranet’s managed SD-WAN services can use multiple connectivity types, including internet and broadband alongside existing private connectivity, with policy-based traffic steering.
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The design depends on site criticality and access diversity. Claranet’s managed Fortinet SD-WAN advertises an up-to-99.99% availability SLA for qualifying high-availability deployments.
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Yes. A standardised WAN, LAN and security design can be reused for acquired or newly opened sites, subject to local carrier availability and the existing environment.
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The proposition here covers enterprise WAN, LAN, Wi-Fi and network security. Specialist OT or industrial-control networking should be assessed separately and only included where the required capability and scope are explicitly confirmed.



