Enterprise networks
Enterprise networks that connect all your sites
Join headquarters, warehouses and branches in one private network so they share systems as if they were in the same building. We design the network from a survey of every address.
Benefits
All your sites as one
ERP, point of sale, cameras and internal calling travel between sites over a private network, separate from the public internet.
Designed around your operation
We define with you which sites talk to which, what traffic goes first and how much capacity each one needs.
Grows with your footprint
When you open a new site, we check the address and add it to the same network.
What’s included
Site-to-site connectivity: private IP VPN/MPLS
A private network that links all your sites, with traffic kept apart from the public internet and prioritized by importance.
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Private traffic
Site-to-site traffic stays off the public internet.
Traffic prioritization
Voice and critical applications go first.
Custom topology
Any-to-any or hub-and-spoke, as your operation needs.
Internet breakout
Centralized or local at each site.
With IP VPN over MPLS, your sites talk to each other inside a private carrier network. You can prioritize voice and critical applications over the rest of the traffic.
Internet breakout can be centralized at one site or delivered at each location, depending on how your company works.
Dedicated links and data transport
Point-to-point links with reserved capacity to carry data between two sites or to your data center.
They fit when two locations exchange heavy traffic: a plant and its head office, or a site and the data center that hosts your servers. Capacity is sized to what each link carries.
Point to point
An exclusive link between two locations.
Reserved capacity
The link bandwidth is yours alone.
To your data center
Bring your sites to where your servers live.
Business VPN: site-to-site and remote access
We design encrypted tunnels over the internet to join smaller sites or give secure access to people working outside the office.
A VPN can complement the private network at sites where a dedicated link is not justified, or provide access for remote teams. We define with you who connects, to which systems and from where.
Encrypted traffic
Data travels protected over the internet.
Site to site
Joins smaller sites to your main network.
Remote access
Controlled access for people outside the office.
Assessed for each project based on your sites, systems and access policies.
Managed SD-WAN
We assess SD-WAN for your network when you need to combine several links per site and steer traffic from a single console.
SD-WAN chooses which link each application uses and switches paths when one degrades. We review with you whether your number of sites and applications justify it, and how it fits with your private network.
Multiple links per site
Combines dedicated access, broadband or other media.
Application-aware routing
Each application over the path that suits it best.
Central visibility
One view of every site and its links.
Assessed for each project: we run a feasibility study before proposing it.
LAN and managed Wi-Fi
We assess the design of your local network and Wi-Fi so the connection reaches every desk properly.
A good link means little if the Wi-Fi does not reach the warehouse or the meeting room. We review your spaces, users and equipment, and propose how to design and manage the local network.
On-site coverage
A survey of the spaces that need signal.
Separate networks
Staff, guests and devices on separate networks.
Management
We agree who runs and tunes the network.
Assessed for each project based on the spaces and usage at each site.
Direct cloud connect
We assess private connections between your network and your cloud providers, so that traffic does not depend on the public internet.
When your core systems live in the cloud, a direct connection can provide a more predictable path. We review your provider, traffic volume and sites to see whether it makes sense.
Private path
Your network and the cloud joined off the public internet.
From your network
Integrated with your private site-to-site network.
Assessment first
We check whether volume and usage justify it.
Assessed for each project based on your cloud provider and network.
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Step by step
How it works
Map your sites
You tell us where your sites are, which systems they share and what cannot stop.
Check each address
We review the feasible access at each site before designing.
Network design
We define the topology, per-site capacity, priorities and internet breakout.
Site-by-site rollout
We connect site by site and test communication between them.
Turn-up
We hand over a working network and extend it when you open new sites.
How it connects
How your sites connect
Each site has its own link, all of them share a private network and internet access is managed in one place.
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One link per site
Your headquarters and branches connect to the Hablame network, each with the link that fits it.
- One link per site. Your headquarters and branches connect to the Hablame network, each with the link that fits it.
- A private network between sites. Your sites talk to each other over a private network, so your systems, phones and files travel without crossing the internet.
- Managed internet access. Internet access goes through one point, where your company’s security rules are applied.
- Grow without rebuilding. Adding a new site means adding one more link to the same network, without touching what already works.
By profile
Who it’s for
Mid-sized company
Link headquarters with branches and warehouses to share inventory, point of sale and internal calling.
Enterprise
A private network for many sites, with application priorities and an assessment of SD-WAN or cloud connect where relevant.
Integrator
Site-to-site transport for the projects you deliver, backed by a licensed carrier.
In practice
Use cases
Retail branch network
Point of sale, inventory and cameras from every store travel to headquarters over the private network.
Healthcare site network
Clinics and practices share medical records and scheduling from a central system.
Plant, warehouses and office
A dedicated link joins the plant to the head office, and the private network adds the warehouses.
Campuses and government offices
Sites in different towns use the same academic or public-service platforms.
Industries
Pricing
Enterprise Networks pricing
Pricing depends on what you need. Tell us about your case and we’ll send you a quote for your operation.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between MPLS and an internet VPN?
With IP VPN/MPLS, site-to-site traffic travels over the carrier’s private network with traffic priorities. An internet VPN encrypts traffic but depends on each site’s internet connection.
Can I connect sites in different cities?
Yes. We check access at each address and design the network with every feasible site.
Do I need SD-WAN?
Not always. It makes sense with many sites and several links per site. We assess it with you before recommending it.
What happens when I open a new site?
We check the address, size the capacity and add the site to your existing network.
Can telephony run over the same network?
Yes. Voice can travel with priority over the private network, and Hablame can also provide your cloud PBX or SIP trunk.
Technical details
For your technical team.
- Private network
- IP VPN over MPLS
- Topologies
- Any-to-any or hub-and-spoke
- Traffic priority
- Classes of service for voice and critical apps
- Point-to-point links
- Reserved capacity sized per link
- Internet breakout
- Centralized or local per site
- Access per site
- Checked per address before design
Can’t find your question?
An advisor reviews your case and gets back to you.
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