
A technician needs to reach a supervisor or equipment vendor. Walking to a doorway to make the call adds another step to work that is already waiting.
Operations, maintenance, suppliers, and contractors need to reach one another. They don’t all carry the same company phone.
One person’s phone works. Another’s doesn’t. Complaints vary by building, location, and provider, making it difficult to identify what needs attention.

Metal structures, concrete walls, and deep interior spaces can make outdoor mobile coverage unreliable indoors.
InfiniG brings the cellular network inside. Supported phones connect through participating mobile providers using their existing subscriptions, without a separate app or Wi-Fi login.
InfiniG manages provider coordination, network monitoring, and ongoing service. Your team can address coverage as a facility requirement with a defined operating model.
Keep supervisors and support teams reachable wherever mobile-device use is permitted.
Help teams contact specialists, coordinate parts needs, and access approved mobile resources.
Support calls between site teams, suppliers, and delivery contacts.
Provide mobile coverage for employees and visitors using different participating providers.

InfiniG and its delivery partner work with your team on equipment locations, cabling, installation access, and commissioning requirements.
InfiniG handles ongoing cellular network operations and performance management, with site delivery and support responsibilities defined with your partner.
Establish a repeatable approach across facilities while accounting for each building’s construction, workforce, and coverage needs.

Wi-Fi supports local network access and many workplace applications. Cellular coverage lets supported phones use their existing mobile subscriptions for calls, messages, and data. Wi-Fi calling can help, but depends on device support, settings, and the Wi-Fi network.
Those applications require a separate assessment. The mobile coverage service is designed for participating providers’ subscribers. A private cellular network may be appropriate for selected operational devices and applications.
InfiniG can assess whether to complement or replace an existing distributed antenna system, commonly called a DAS. Reuse of cabling, pathways, power, or other infrastructure depends on the engineering review.
Supported phones on participating mobile providers can connect using their existing subscriptions. Important devices and user groups are confirmed during planning and testing.