100 trades, one thing in common
Every trade now runs on three things: an internet connection that stays up, wireless that reaches the crew, and security that keeps customers' details and your money safe. Each deserves the best available where you work. Find your trade to see what that means for you.
Building trades
Crews are on site, the office is somewhere else, and the job only moves when the two can reach each other.
Specialty construction
Heavy equipment, remote sites and tight margins leave little room for a crew waiting on information.
Home services
The customer calls once. If nobody answers, they call the next company on the list.
Mechanical and systems trades
The equipment you install increasingly reports back over a network, and customers expect you to see a fault before they do.
Automotive trades
Modern vehicles are diagnosed, programmed and paid for online, and a bay that can't connect can't work.
Transportation and logistics
Everything is moving, and the business depends on knowing where it is right now.
Health and personal care
Appointments, records and payments all run on the connection, and customers notice the moment it fails.
Food and hospitality trades
Orders, payments and deliveries arrive over the internet. When it drops, the kitchen is busy and nobody can pay.
Professional and office trades
The work is information, and clients trust you to keep theirs private and to answer when they call.
Shops, production and community trades
A workshop, a yard or a front counter, each with machines, cameras and customers on the same network.
Don't see your trade? The same three needs apply. Tell us what you do.