Roll-out improved connectivity and efficiency. Credit: Getty Images Macquarie Telecom has rolled out a secure, multi-carrier access wide area network (WAN) for residential construction company Summit Homes. The telecommunication service provider rolled out the network to all of its sites, selecting from a range of carriers, including NBN and Telstra, among others, as well as providing network resilience with 4G and 5G backup. In the last few years, Summit Homes’ business has expanded from 280 to more than 500 staff and multiple additional sites. The growth led the Perth-based builder to implement a tender process for integrated telecommunications solutions. Summit Homes IT manager Fabio Fusari said the company had previously partnered with Macquarie Telecom in 2003 for a mobile fleet of over 200 services. In the end, Summit Homes sided with the telco service provider on the project. “The dedicated project management team at Macquarie Telecom ensured the rollout of the network to all sites, including our showcase head office and new regional offices, was smooth,” he said. “If we had an issue, our call would be answered immediately by someone local and we knew the problem would be fixed.” According to Summit, the new rollout has improved network infrastructure, which resulted in boosted connectivity and efficiency across all sites and primed the company for continued expansion. Related content news EDGE 2024 in photos: White Dinner sponsored by WatchGuard Technologies Attendees from A/NZ were treated to a three course meal as well as a fireworks show. By Sasha Karen 16 Aug 2024 3 mins IT Leadership Industry Networking news EDGE 2024 in photos: Day 1 sessions A/NZ EDGE sessions tap into the power of AI, building and monetising a security practice, navigating the speed of change in the IT industry and business success. By Sasha Karen 15 Aug 2024 3 mins IT Leadership Industry Networking news Telstra records third consecutive year of underlying growth Although net profit after tax fell by 12.8 per cent. By Sasha Karen 15 Aug 2024 4 mins Business Operations Mobile Networking news 5G Networks chairman Joe Gangi resigns for 'personal reasons' The company does not plan to hire a replacement. By Sasha Karen 14 Aug 2024 2 mins Business Operations Careers Networking SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe