Stronger and safer networks for the strongest business


Investing in your network now will be money well spent in the future. More and more people are using their own wireless devices, with estimates that by 2020 there’ll be 24 billion internet-connected devices around the world1


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This is only set to increase, and if your network can’t keep up neither will your business.


Get ahead and stay ahead with Cisco Meraki


Cisco Meraki are leading the way in network technology. The complete Cisco Meraki cloud- managed networking portfolio includes security appliances, switches and wireless LANs that scale from teleworkers to large multi-site deployments. There’s something for every business.


With solutions to help with wireless networking, security and Bring Your Own Device, Cisco Meraki offer everything you need to create a reliable, easy-to-manage network.


Why Cisco Meraki?


• Manage your entire network from a single dashboard


• Full visibility and control over users, applications and devices


• No controller hardware or management software to install and maintain


• Secure (PCI and HIPAA –compliant) cloud infrastructure


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• Scales from small sites to million user deployments


• Future-proof and always up to date, with seamless over-the-web frmware updates delivered automatically, at no extra charge


• Multiple solutions for every type of business


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Cisco Meraki Systems Manager lets you centrally manage applications on your iOS, Android, Mac and PC devices. It integrates with your current operating system for easy deployment of applications and updates. You can unify the management of thousands of devices in Cisco Meraki’s secure, browser-based dashboard. Systems Manager works on any network — even if your IT manager is working on the road, at a cafe, or at home, your network can be still be managed.


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1. Source: https://futurism.com/by-2020-there-will-be-4-devices-for-every-human-on-earth

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