One Network, Every Site, Actually Managed.
Branch offices, clinics, and plants each add their own point of failure when networking is handled site by site. Q7ai designs, implements, and manages networks as one system across every location — from SD-WAN and Zero Trust access down to the Wi-Fi in each building — so multi-site connectivity stops being managed one outage at a time.
What’s probably true right now
Every piece of networking & connectivity, under one team
Network Design, Implementation & Management
Architecture and ongoing management of switches, routers, and network infrastructure across every site.
Managed SD-WAN
Software-defined connectivity between branch offices, clinics, or plants, replacing rigid legacy WAN links with something that adapts to traffic.
SASE / Zero Trust Network Access
Security and networking converged into one policy layer, so access is verified by identity — not just by which building someone's sitting in.
Managed Wi-Fi & Structured Cabling
Reliable wireless coverage and the physical cabling behind it, designed and maintained as one system.
Firewall Management & Network Security
Ongoing configuration and monitoring of the perimeter — not a firewall installed once and left alone.
Network Assessments & Performance Optimization
A clear picture of where your current network is underperforming, with a prioritized plan to fix it.
Who this is for
Multi-site design and rollout
New locations, a full network redesign, or a migration from legacy WAN to SD-WAN, planned and executed as one project.
Ongoing managed networking
Ongoing monitoring, firewall management, and support once the network is in place — one team accountable for every site.
How this maps to your industry
Segmented, audited network access across branches, with SASE-based Zero Trust controls for sensitive systems.
SD-WAN connecting plants and offices, with OT-aware segmentation to keep production systems isolated.
Reliable clinic connectivity and Wi-Fi built around uptime for EHR access and patient-facing systems.
Common questions
What's the difference between our current WAN and SD-WAN?
Traditional WAN routes traffic over fixed, often expensive circuits regardless of what that traffic needs; SD-WAN dynamically routes it over the best available path.
Do you handle Wi-Fi for a single office, or only multi-site rollouts?
Both — single-site Wi-Fi and cabling projects, or a full multi-site SD-WAN rollout.
Is our firewall actually being monitored, or just installed?
Ongoing monitoring and configuration management is the default under Firewall Management — not a one-time install.
Can you integrate with our existing network hardware?
In most cases yes — the network assessment identifies what can stay and what needs replacing.
How does Zero Trust actually change our day-to-day access?
Access gets verified by identity and device posture rather than network location — most users won't notice a difference except tighter security.
Book a Network Assessment
No cost, no obligation — we’ll tell you exactly where networking stands today and what a realistic roadmap looks like.