
A call home during storm response. A personal matter between assignments. An urgent call for help. Employees and contractors should not have to leave the building to find a signal.
Company-issued phones are only part of the picture. Contractors and visiting crews bring their own devices and subscriptions.
An operations center, service depot, and administrative building can each have different dead zones and different people left trying to solve them.

InfiniG installs and manages an indoor cellular network that connects supported phones to participating mobile providers. Employees and contractors use their existing numbers and subscriptions without joining Wi-Fi or installing an app.
InfiniG coordinates mobile-provider activation, monitors network performance, and manages the service over time. Your team gets a clear path to improving coverage across individual facilities and your wider property portfolio.
Keep employees, contractors, and visitors connected in workspaces, meeting rooms, administrative offices, and shared areas.
Support communication in briefing rooms, dispatch offices, maintenance bays, and break areas where teams prepare for and return from field assignments.

Start with priority buildings, then extend a common service model across additional sites. Each facility is assessed for its layout, users, coverage requirements, and available connectivity.
InfiniG Insights helps your team understand network health, usage, and service performance, so coverage discussions can start with evidence.
Plan power and internet backup around each facility’s role, particularly regional centers used during storm response.

No. This service brings participating mobile providers’ coverage indoors for supported phones. Utility radio systems, grid controls, telemetry, and other operational networks have separate requirements. InfiniG Connect can support a separately scoped discussion about private cellular applications.
Yes. InfiniG creates cellular coverage without amplifying an outdoor signal. Suitable internet connectivity and mobile-provider participation are still required. Seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor service can be elements of the plan for each site.
Continuity depends on the site’s design, including backup power and internet redundancy. We assess those requirements with your team rather than assuming every facility needs the same configuration.
Yes. A first deployment can establish a model for additional buildings, with each site assessed individually.