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BOOTNET · CAPABILITY ATLAS

Many technologies.
Connected as one.

Networks, security, AV and smart control, delivered by one team.

EXPLORE THE ATLAS
TECHNOLOGIES WE DESIGN & INTEGRATE
CiscoArubaRuckusFortinetMikroTikControl42NCrestron
AI Illustration.

Terrace with pool, woman using smart home tablet, Jerusalem view (AI visualization)
BOOTNET · CAPABILITY ATLAS

Many technologies.
Connected as one.

Networks, security, AV and smart control, delivered by one team.

EXPLORE THE ATLAS

AI Illustration.

TECHNOLOGIES WE DESIGN & INTEGRATE
CiscoArubaRuckusFortinetMikroTikControl42NCrestron

ONE COORDINATED ENVIRONMENT

Explore the systems.
See the connections.

Explore BootNet’s capabilities across five connected areas, with planning, integration and ongoing service bringing the selected systems together.

TECHNOLOGY CAPABILITIES

Connectivity, IT & Communications

The network, computing and communication foundations that connect people, devices and locations.

AI illustration: Close view of copper and fibre connections in a recessed cabinet.AI Illustration.Network Infrastructure & Internet ConnectivityPhysical infrastructure and resilient connections.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We design and install communications infrastructure, including copper cabling, fibre backbones, communications rooms and accessible pathways for maintenance and future upgrades. The network architecture defines how devices, systems and locations connect, with segmentation to separate different users and operational requirements.

Internet connectivity is coordinated with communication providers. Where required by the project, primary and backup connections, automatic failover and traffic prioritisation are incorporated to reduce disruption from individual connection failures.

Scope

  • Communications cabling, fibre and technical spaces
  • Wired network architecture and segmentation
  • Internet connectivity and resilience
  • Connectivity between sites

↑ BACK TO CONNECTIVITY & IT

AI illustration: Ceiling wireless access point in a bright corridor.AI Illustration.Wi-Fi NetworksWireless coverage around people and spaces.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We plan and implement wireless networks around coverage, capacity and the way people and devices use the space. Indoor and outdoor areas, building layout and expected demand inform the design.

Wireless access is coordinated with the wider network, with separate access arrangements for different user groups where needed. Centralised configuration provides a consistent basis for administration; ongoing monitoring and support are provided within the scope of the selected service agreement.

Scope

  • Indoor and outdoor wireless coverage
  • Capacity planning for users and connected devices
  • Wireless coverage heatmap review and post-installation optimisation
  • Wireless access configuration and centralised administration

↑ BACK TO CONNECTIVITY & IT

AI illustration: Server and storage hardware in a timber utility alcove.AI Illustration.IT Infrastructure & SystemsPlatforms for applications, data and growth.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

Applications and data depend on the platforms behind them. BootNet brings together servers, storage, virtualisation and cloud services in a coordinated IT environment, shaped around operational requirements and capacity needs.

We configure and integrate core platforms, including identity infrastructure, and document their configuration to support administration and future changes. Capacity planning helps align resources with current demand and anticipated growth.

Cloud services are incorporated according to the agreed project scope. Where included, Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365 support hosting, email, file storage and sharing, identity services and collaboration. Migration from legacy systems is planned as part of the transition to the selected environment.

Scope

  • Server, storage and virtualisation platforms
  • Cloud hosting and Microsoft Azure services
  • Microsoft 365 environments
  • Identity infrastructure
  • Platform capacity planning and technical documentation
  • Migration from legacy systems

↑ BACK TO CONNECTIVITY & IT

AI illustration: Desk IP telephone and wireless headset.AI Illustration.Unified Communications & TelephonyTelephony and communication across locations.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

A consistent communication environment connects people across rooms, locations and remote working arrangements. BootNet plans and integrates telephony and cloud PBX systems around how users need to communicate, with centralised administration and room to expand.

Telephony can be connected with messaging and selected collaboration platforms to provide a coordinated user experience. The configuration reflects operational requirements, platform compatibility and the agreed project scope.

The communication environment is designed for consistent administration across its users and locations. Ongoing management and support are provided according to the selected service agreement.

Scope

  • Telephony systems and cloud PBX
  • Integration with messaging and collaboration platforms
  • Communication across locations and remote users
  • Centralised configuration and administration
  • Expansion of the communication environment

↑ BACK TO CONNECTIVITY & IT

TECHNOLOGY CAPABILITIES

Security & Safety

Protection across networks, entrances and physical spaces, with controls and response arrangements shaped around the project.

AI illustration: Physical security key beside a generic sign-in screen.AI Illustration.Cybersecurity & Network ProtectionProtection for users, devices, networks and data.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

Protecting a connected environment requires controls around users, devices, networks and data, together with a practical recovery plan. BootNet integrates these measures around operational requirements and the risks they need to address.

Identity protection includes multi-factor authentication, conditional access and secure remote access, with permissions aligned to user roles. Network and endpoint security controls are coordinated with access policies, applying Zero Trust principles where appropriate.

Backup and recovery planning addresses critical data, systems and services. Retention policies, recovery testing and documented response procedures are defined around operational priorities, helping establish how essential services can be restored following disruption.

The controls, backup arrangements and frequency of recovery testing are defined within the agreed project or service scope.

Scope

  • Identity protection and multi-factor authentication
  • Conditional access and secure remote access
  • Network and endpoint security controls
  • Access policies and Zero Trust principles, where appropriate
  • Backup, retention and recovery testing
  • Documented response and continuity planning

↑ BACK TO SECURITY & SAFETY

AI illustration: Dome camera overlooking a courtyard.AI Illustration.Video Surveillance & AnalyticsCamera coverage, analytics and event review.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We plan and integrate IP video surveillance, centralised video management and analytics around the areas that need visibility. Camera coverage, viewing permissions and event review are coordinated to provide a practical overview of the property.

Analytics and relevant alerts are configured according to the selected system capabilities and project requirements, helping users identify and review events that warrant attention.

Scope

  • IP video surveillance and camera coverage
  • Centralised video management
  • Video analytics and event alerts
  • Role-based viewing permissions and event review

↑ BACK TO SECURITY & SAFETY

AI illustration: Intercom and access reader at a limestone entrance.AI Illustration.Access Control & IntercomEntrance communication and controlled access.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We integrate intercom, gate and access control systems to coordinate communication at entrances and manage entry permissions. Access arrangements reflect the needs of regular users, visitors, deliveries and service providers.

Where included in the selected solution, remote communication and entry control allow authorised users to manage access from another location. Connections to visitor-management and identity systems are incorporated where required.

Scope

  • Intercom and entrance communication
  • Gate and door access control
  • User and visitor access permissions
  • Remote entry management and system integration

↑ BACK TO SECURITY & SAFETY

AI illustration: Smoke detector, contact sensor and water leak detector.AI Illustration.Intrusion, Fire & Water Leak DetectionDetection, alerts and configured responses.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We plan and integrate intrusion alarms, fire detection and water-leak or flood detection around the relevant project requirements. Detection events, alerts and response arrangements are coordinated so that the appropriate people receive information requiring action.

Where supported by the selected systems, automatic actions can be configured to help limit water damage. Fire detection and life-safety functions are defined according to the applicable requirements and agreed project scope.

Scope

  • Intrusion detection and alarms
  • Fire detection and life-safety systems
  • Water-leak and flood detection
  • Event alerts and configured automatic actions

↑ BACK TO SECURITY & SAFETY

TECHNOLOGY CAPABILITIES

Smart Control & Energy

Lighting, shading and climate brought into coordinated control around comfort, patterns of use and operational needs.

AI illustration: Lighting and motorised shading in a sunlit interior.AI Illustration.Smart Lighting & ShadingControl of light, blinds and curtains.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We integrate control of lighting, blinds and curtains around the layout and use of each space. Lighting and shading can be adjusted through the selected controls, with operating settings defined around user preferences and the capabilities of the installed systems.

The scope is coordinated with the wider project so that lighting and shading form part of a consistent, usable environment.

Scope

  • Lighting control
  • Blind and curtain control
  • System settings and control integration
  • Coordination with project requirements

↑ BACK TO SMART CONTROL

AI illustration: Wall climate control and air diffuser.AI Illustration.Climate Control & Energy ManagementClimate control and informed energy management.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We integrate control of air conditioning and underfloor heating, where included in the project, around the requirements of different rooms and areas. Temperature settings and operating arrangements are defined according to how the space is used and the capabilities of the connected equipment.

Energy-management functions use available system and occupancy information to help identify unnecessary consumption and inform operational adjustments. The level of visibility and control depends on the selected systems and agreed scope; energy savings are not assumed or guaranteed.

Scope

  • Air-conditioning control integration
  • Underfloor-heating control
  • Occupancy inputs for climate and energy management
  • Energy-use visibility and operational adjustments

↑ BACK TO SMART CONTROL

AI illustration: Scene keypad and tablet with room controls.AI Illustration.Integrated Control & AutomationCoordinated controls, scenes and routines.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

Individual systems become easier to use when their controls and behaviour are coordinated. BootNet engineers and programs the disciplines included in each project into a shared control environment, shaped around everyday use and operational requirements.

Touchscreens, apps and selected control interfaces provide access to the connected functions. Scenes bring several actions together, while schedules and configured triggers allow systems to respond to defined routines or conditions. These can include everyday settings, Shabbat, hosting and vacation modes, according to the project requirements.

Where required, room or space status can be connected with operational workflows, including housekeeping, according to the capabilities of the selected systems and the agreed scope.

Integration is based on the capabilities and compatibility of the selected systems. Control logic and interactions are tested and documented so that the intended behaviour is clear and consistent.

Scope

  • Unified control interfaces, touchscreens and apps
  • Coordination between connected systems
  • Multi-system scenes and operating modes
  • Schedules and configured automation triggers
  • Integration of room or space status with operational workflows
  • Control programming, interaction testing and documentation

↑ BACK TO SMART CONTROL

Available functions depend on the selected systems and agreed scope. Energy savings are not assumed or guaranteed.

TECHNOLOGY CAPABILITIES

Audio-Visual & Collaboration

Sound, picture and displayed information shaped around entertainment, meetings and communication within the space.

AI illustration: Media room with speakers and screen.AI Illustration.Audio, Video & EntertainmentSound, television and cinema in the space.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We integrate multi-room audio, architectural sound systems, television and cinema systems for indoor and outdoor use. Content sources and distribution are coordinated so that media can be accessed in the intended rooms and areas.

Where included in the project, managed television, IPTV and personal-device casting are integrated with the selected platforms. Available functions depend on system compatibility and the agreed scope.

Where supported, television platforms can also present branded information, messages and digital service functions through integration with relevant operational platforms.

Scope

  • Multi-room and architectural audio
  • Television and cinema systems
  • Indoor and outdoor entertainment
  • Media streaming and distribution
  • Managed television, IPTV and personal-device casting
  • Information, messaging and digital service functions through supported television platforms

↑ BACK TO AV & COLLABORATION

AI illustration: Conference microphone and video bar in a meeting room.AI Illustration.Conference & Collaboration AVAV for meetings, presentations and collaboration.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We design and integrate audiovisual systems for presentations, meetings and events, bringing together sound, displays, projection, wireless presentation and video conferencing.

The configuration reflects room layout, participant needs and the selected collaboration platforms. Room-booking integration is included where required, connecting the use of the space with its audiovisual facilities.

Scope

  • Meeting, presentation and event-space AV
  • Sound, displays and projection
  • Wireless presentation
  • Video conferencing and collaboration
  • Room-booking integration

↑ BACK TO AV & COLLABORATION

AI illustration: Wayfinding display integrated into a lobby wall.AI Illustration.Digital Signage & WayfindingInformation, announcements and directional guidance.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We deploy centrally managed displays for information, schedules, announcements and directional guidance. Display locations and content distribution are planned around where information is needed and who needs to see it.

The selected platform provides a coordinated way to update content across designated screens. Where included, displays can also carry emergency messages and time-sensitive operational information.

Scope

  • Digital information and announcement displays
  • Centralised content management and distribution
  • Schedules and time-sensitive messaging
  • Digital wayfinding
  • Emergency messaging, where included

↑ BACK TO AV & COLLABORATION

CROSS-DISCIPLINE SERVICES

Planning & Lifecycle Services

Coordinated delivery from requirements and engineering through handover, with ongoing care defined by the service agreement.

AI illustration: Technology drawings and tools on a planning table.AI Illustration.Technology Planning, Engineering & DeliveryFrom requirements and engineering to handover.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

A coordinated technology environment starts with a clear plan. BootNet brings the disciplines included in each project into one delivery process, from requirements and engineering through installation, commissioning and handover.

Technology masterplanning defines the scope, priorities, budget and total cost of ownership. Design coordination brings together owners, users, architects, consultants and construction teams, with standards, documentation and design reviews guiding decisions throughout the project.

During delivery, we coordinate procurement, contractors and installation activities, with budget and schedule control aligned to the agreed scope. Commissioning brings together performance testing, fine-tuning and verification of the completed environment. Documentation, personal handover and user training prepare the people responsible for its daily operation.

For temporary deployments and events, technical production can include dedicated infrastructure, rehearsals and coordinated onsite operation. The equipment, connectivity and operating responsibilities are defined for each engagement.

Scope

  • Technology requirements, masterplanning and engineering
  • Budgeting and total cost of ownership analysis
  • Multidisciplinary design coordination and reviews
  • Procurement, contractor coordination and installation supervision
  • Project budget and schedule control
  • Commissioning, performance testing and fine-tuning
  • Documentation, handover and user training
  • Temporary infrastructure and event technical production, where included

↑ BACK TO PLANNING & CARE

AI illustration: Organised service equipment and cable tester.AI Illustration.Managed Services & Lifecycle — eConciergeOngoing care within your service agreement.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

Technology needs continuity of care as systems age, requirements change and people come and go. BootNet eConcierge Managed Service provides a coordinated point of responsibility for the systems and services included in each customer’s agreement.

Automated monitoring, preventive maintenance, updates and agreed configuration changes help identify developing issues and keep the environment maintained. Service requests and incidents are handled through structured triage, escalation and coordination, with remote and onsite support according to the selected service plan.

Where included, device and user lifecycle management covers device configuration, software deployment, onboarding, role changes and offboarding, with access changes coordinated with the defined security policies.

Lifecycle management brings together asset records, vendors, licences, subscriptions, warranties and renewal dates. Replacement planning, budget forecasts and a multi-year technology roadmap help customers assess priorities and prepare for upgrades.

Where agreed, BootNet can also act as an external IT department, coordinating day-to-day technology operations through the same service framework.

The systems covered, monitoring arrangements, support hours, response commitments and onsite attendance are defined in the applicable agreement.

Scope

  • Automated monitoring and preventive maintenance
  • Updates and agreed configuration changes
  • Service desk, incident coordination and escalation
  • Remote support and onsite coordination
  • Device configuration and software deployment
  • User onboarding, role changes and offboarding
  • Vendor, licence, subscription and warranty management
  • Asset records, renewals and replacement planning
  • Technology roadmaps and lifecycle budget planning
  • External IT department services, where agreed

↑ BACK TO PLANNING & CARE

Systems covered, monitoring arrangements, support hours and response commitments are defined in the applicable service agreement.

ONE TEAM THROUGHOUT

From first decisions
to ongoing care.

The selected technologies are brought together through a coordinated process, with responsibilities defined from planning through handover and ongoing service.

Thoughtful
Engineering.

We define requirements and coordinate technology decisions with the space, its users and the wider project team.

Unified
by Design.

We integrate the selected systems, test their interactions and prepare a documented handover.

Personal
Commitment.

Ongoing care follows the systems covered and the support arrangements defined in your service agreement.

Terrace with pool, woman using smart home tablet, Jerusalem view (AI visualization)
BOOTNET · CAPABILITY ATLAS

Many technologies.
Connected as one.

Networks, security, AV and smart control, delivered by one team.

AI Illustration.
TECHNOLOGIES WE DESIGN & INTEGRATE
CiscoArubaRuckusFortinetMikroTikControl42NCrestron

Terrace with pool, woman using smart home tablet, Jerusalem view (AI visualization)
BOOTNET · CAPABILITY ATLAS

Many technologies.
Connected as one.

Networks, security, AV and smart control, delivered by one team.

EXPLORE THE ATLAS

AI Illustration.

TECHNOLOGIES WE DESIGN & INTEGRATE
CiscoArubaRuckusFortinetMikroTikControl42NCrestron

ONE COORDINATED ENVIRONMENT

Explore the systems.
See the connections.

Explore BootNet’s capabilities across five connected areas, with planning, integration and ongoing service bringing the selected systems together.

TECHNOLOGY CAPABILITIES

Connectivity, IT & Communications

The network, computing and communication foundations that connect people, devices and locations.

AI illustration: Close view of copper and fibre connections in a recessed cabinet.AI Illustration.Network Infrastructure & Internet ConnectivityPhysical infrastructure and resilient connections.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We design and install communications infrastructure, including copper cabling, fibre backbones, communications rooms and accessible pathways for maintenance and future upgrades. The network architecture defines how devices, systems and locations connect, with segmentation to separate different users and operational requirements.

Internet connectivity is coordinated with communication providers. Where required by the project, primary and backup connections, automatic failover and traffic prioritisation are incorporated to reduce disruption from individual connection failures.

Scope

  • Communications cabling, fibre and technical spaces
  • Wired network architecture and segmentation
  • Internet connectivity and resilience
  • Connectivity between sites

↑ BACK TO CONNECTIVITY & IT

AI illustration: Ceiling wireless access point in a bright corridor.AI Illustration.Wi-Fi NetworksWireless coverage around people and spaces.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We plan and implement wireless networks around coverage, capacity and the way people and devices use the space. Indoor and outdoor areas, building layout and expected demand inform the design.

Wireless access is coordinated with the wider network, with separate access arrangements for different user groups where needed. Centralised configuration provides a consistent basis for administration; ongoing monitoring and support are provided within the scope of the selected service agreement.

Scope

  • Indoor and outdoor wireless coverage
  • Capacity planning for users and connected devices
  • Wireless coverage heatmap review and post-installation optimisation
  • Wireless access configuration and centralised administration

↑ BACK TO CONNECTIVITY & IT

AI illustration: Server and storage hardware in a timber utility alcove.AI Illustration.IT Infrastructure & SystemsPlatforms for applications, data and growth.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

Applications and data depend on the platforms behind them. BootNet brings together servers, storage, virtualisation and cloud services in a coordinated IT environment, shaped around operational requirements and capacity needs.

We configure and integrate core platforms, including identity infrastructure, and document their configuration to support administration and future changes. Capacity planning helps align resources with current demand and anticipated growth.

Cloud services are incorporated according to the agreed project scope. Where included, Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365 support hosting, email, file storage and sharing, identity services and collaboration. Migration from legacy systems is planned as part of the transition to the selected environment.

Scope

  • Server, storage and virtualisation platforms
  • Cloud hosting and Microsoft Azure services
  • Microsoft 365 environments
  • Identity infrastructure
  • Platform capacity planning and technical documentation
  • Migration from legacy systems

↑ BACK TO CONNECTIVITY & IT

AI illustration: Desk IP telephone and wireless headset.AI Illustration.Unified Communications & TelephonyTelephony and communication across locations.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

A consistent communication environment connects people across rooms, locations and remote working arrangements. BootNet plans and integrates telephony and cloud PBX systems around how users need to communicate, with centralised administration and room to expand.

Telephony can be connected with messaging and selected collaboration platforms to provide a coordinated user experience. The configuration reflects operational requirements, platform compatibility and the agreed project scope.

The communication environment is designed for consistent administration across its users and locations. Ongoing management and support are provided according to the selected service agreement.

Scope

  • Telephony systems and cloud PBX
  • Integration with messaging and collaboration platforms
  • Communication across locations and remote users
  • Centralised configuration and administration
  • Expansion of the communication environment

↑ BACK TO CONNECTIVITY & IT

TECHNOLOGY CAPABILITIES

Security & Safety

Protection across networks, entrances and physical spaces, with controls and response arrangements shaped around the project.

AI illustration: Physical security key beside a generic sign-in screen.AI Illustration.Cybersecurity & Network ProtectionProtection for users, devices, networks and data.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

Protecting a connected environment requires controls around users, devices, networks and data, together with a practical recovery plan. BootNet integrates these measures around operational requirements and the risks they need to address.

Identity protection includes multi-factor authentication, conditional access and secure remote access, with permissions aligned to user roles. Network and endpoint security controls are coordinated with access policies, applying Zero Trust principles where appropriate.

Backup and recovery planning addresses critical data, systems and services. Retention policies, recovery testing and documented response procedures are defined around operational priorities, helping establish how essential services can be restored following disruption.

The controls, backup arrangements and frequency of recovery testing are defined within the agreed project or service scope.

Scope

  • Identity protection and multi-factor authentication
  • Conditional access and secure remote access
  • Network and endpoint security controls
  • Access policies and Zero Trust principles, where appropriate
  • Backup, retention and recovery testing
  • Documented response and continuity planning

↑ BACK TO SECURITY & SAFETY

AI illustration: Dome camera overlooking a courtyard.AI Illustration.Video Surveillance & AnalyticsCamera coverage, analytics and event review.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We plan and integrate IP video surveillance, centralised video management and analytics around the areas that need visibility. Camera coverage, viewing permissions and event review are coordinated to provide a practical overview of the property.

Analytics and relevant alerts are configured according to the selected system capabilities and project requirements, helping users identify and review events that warrant attention.

Scope

  • IP video surveillance and camera coverage
  • Centralised video management
  • Video analytics and event alerts
  • Role-based viewing permissions and event review

↑ BACK TO SECURITY & SAFETY

AI illustration: Intercom and access reader at a limestone entrance.AI Illustration.Access Control & IntercomEntrance communication and controlled access.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We integrate intercom, gate and access control systems to coordinate communication at entrances and manage entry permissions. Access arrangements reflect the needs of regular users, visitors, deliveries and service providers.

Where included in the selected solution, remote communication and entry control allow authorised users to manage access from another location. Connections to visitor-management and identity systems are incorporated where required.

Scope

  • Intercom and entrance communication
  • Gate and door access control
  • User and visitor access permissions
  • Remote entry management and system integration

↑ BACK TO SECURITY & SAFETY

AI illustration: Smoke detector, contact sensor and water leak detector.AI Illustration.Intrusion, Fire & Water Leak DetectionDetection, alerts and configured responses.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We plan and integrate intrusion alarms, fire detection and water-leak or flood detection around the relevant project requirements. Detection events, alerts and response arrangements are coordinated so that the appropriate people receive information requiring action.

Where supported by the selected systems, automatic actions can be configured to help limit water damage. Fire detection and life-safety functions are defined according to the applicable requirements and agreed project scope.

Scope

  • Intrusion detection and alarms
  • Fire detection and life-safety systems
  • Water-leak and flood detection
  • Event alerts and configured automatic actions

↑ BACK TO SECURITY & SAFETY

TECHNOLOGY CAPABILITIES

Smart Control & Energy

Lighting, shading and climate brought into coordinated control around comfort, patterns of use and operational needs.

AI illustration: Lighting and motorised shading in a sunlit interior.AI Illustration.Smart Lighting & ShadingControl of light, blinds and curtains.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We integrate control of lighting, blinds and curtains around the layout and use of each space. Lighting and shading can be adjusted through the selected controls, with operating settings defined around user preferences and the capabilities of the installed systems.

The scope is coordinated with the wider project so that lighting and shading form part of a consistent, usable environment.

Scope

  • Lighting control
  • Blind and curtain control
  • System settings and control integration
  • Coordination with project requirements

↑ BACK TO SMART CONTROL

AI illustration: Wall climate control and air diffuser.AI Illustration.Climate Control & Energy ManagementClimate control and informed energy management.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We integrate control of air conditioning and underfloor heating, where included in the project, around the requirements of different rooms and areas. Temperature settings and operating arrangements are defined according to how the space is used and the capabilities of the connected equipment.

Energy-management functions use available system and occupancy information to help identify unnecessary consumption and inform operational adjustments. The level of visibility and control depends on the selected systems and agreed scope; energy savings are not assumed or guaranteed.

Scope

  • Air-conditioning control integration
  • Underfloor-heating control
  • Occupancy inputs for climate and energy management
  • Energy-use visibility and operational adjustments

↑ BACK TO SMART CONTROL

AI illustration: Scene keypad and tablet with room controls.AI Illustration.Integrated Control & AutomationCoordinated controls, scenes and routines.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

Individual systems become easier to use when their controls and behaviour are coordinated. BootNet engineers and programs the disciplines included in each project into a shared control environment, shaped around everyday use and operational requirements.

Touchscreens, apps and selected control interfaces provide access to the connected functions. Scenes bring several actions together, while schedules and configured triggers allow systems to respond to defined routines or conditions. These can include everyday settings, Shabbat, hosting and vacation modes, according to the project requirements.

Where required, room or space status can be connected with operational workflows, including housekeeping, according to the capabilities of the selected systems and the agreed scope.

Integration is based on the capabilities and compatibility of the selected systems. Control logic and interactions are tested and documented so that the intended behaviour is clear and consistent.

Scope

  • Unified control interfaces, touchscreens and apps
  • Coordination between connected systems
  • Multi-system scenes and operating modes
  • Schedules and configured automation triggers
  • Integration of room or space status with operational workflows
  • Control programming, interaction testing and documentation

↑ BACK TO SMART CONTROL

Available functions depend on the selected systems and agreed scope. Energy savings are not assumed or guaranteed.

TECHNOLOGY CAPABILITIES

Audio-Visual & Collaboration

Sound, picture and displayed information shaped around entertainment, meetings and communication within the space.

AI illustration: Media room with speakers and screen.AI Illustration.Audio, Video & EntertainmentSound, television and cinema in the space.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We integrate multi-room audio, architectural sound systems, television and cinema systems for indoor and outdoor use. Content sources and distribution are coordinated so that media can be accessed in the intended rooms and areas.

Where included in the project, managed television, IPTV and personal-device casting are integrated with the selected platforms. Available functions depend on system compatibility and the agreed scope.

Where supported, television platforms can also present branded information, messages and digital service functions through integration with relevant operational platforms.

Scope

  • Multi-room and architectural audio
  • Television and cinema systems
  • Indoor and outdoor entertainment
  • Media streaming and distribution
  • Managed television, IPTV and personal-device casting
  • Information, messaging and digital service functions through supported television platforms

↑ BACK TO AV & COLLABORATION

AI illustration: Conference microphone and video bar in a meeting room.AI Illustration.Conference & Collaboration AVAV for meetings, presentations and collaboration.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We design and integrate audiovisual systems for presentations, meetings and events, bringing together sound, displays, projection, wireless presentation and video conferencing.

The configuration reflects room layout, participant needs and the selected collaboration platforms. Room-booking integration is included where required, connecting the use of the space with its audiovisual facilities.

Scope

  • Meeting, presentation and event-space AV
  • Sound, displays and projection
  • Wireless presentation
  • Video conferencing and collaboration
  • Room-booking integration

↑ BACK TO AV & COLLABORATION

AI illustration: Wayfinding display integrated into a lobby wall.AI Illustration.Digital Signage & WayfindingInformation, announcements and directional guidance.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We deploy centrally managed displays for information, schedules, announcements and directional guidance. Display locations and content distribution are planned around where information is needed and who needs to see it.

The selected platform provides a coordinated way to update content across designated screens. Where included, displays can also carry emergency messages and time-sensitive operational information.

Scope

  • Digital information and announcement displays
  • Centralised content management and distribution
  • Schedules and time-sensitive messaging
  • Digital wayfinding
  • Emergency messaging, where included

↑ BACK TO AV & COLLABORATION

CROSS-DISCIPLINE SERVICES

Planning & Lifecycle Services

Coordinated delivery from requirements and engineering through handover, with ongoing care defined by the service agreement.

AI illustration: Technology drawings and tools on a planning table.AI Illustration.Technology Planning, Engineering & DeliveryFrom requirements and engineering to handover.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

A coordinated technology environment starts with a clear plan. BootNet brings the disciplines included in each project into one delivery process, from requirements and engineering through installation, commissioning and handover.

Technology masterplanning defines the scope, priorities, budget and total cost of ownership. Design coordination brings together owners, users, architects, consultants and construction teams, with standards, documentation and design reviews guiding decisions throughout the project.

During delivery, we coordinate procurement, contractors and installation activities, with budget and schedule control aligned to the agreed scope. Commissioning brings together performance testing, fine-tuning and verification of the completed environment. Documentation, personal handover and user training prepare the people responsible for its daily operation.

For temporary deployments and events, technical production can include dedicated infrastructure, rehearsals and coordinated onsite operation. The equipment, connectivity and operating responsibilities are defined for each engagement.

Scope

  • Technology requirements, masterplanning and engineering
  • Budgeting and total cost of ownership analysis
  • Multidisciplinary design coordination and reviews
  • Procurement, contractor coordination and installation supervision
  • Project budget and schedule control
  • Commissioning, performance testing and fine-tuning
  • Documentation, handover and user training
  • Temporary infrastructure and event technical production, where included

↑ BACK TO PLANNING & CARE

AI illustration: Organised service equipment and cable tester.AI Illustration.Managed Services & Lifecycle — eConciergeOngoing care within your service agreement.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

Technology needs continuity of care as systems age, requirements change and people come and go. BootNet eConcierge Managed Service provides a coordinated point of responsibility for the systems and services included in each customer’s agreement.

Automated monitoring, preventive maintenance, updates and agreed configuration changes help identify developing issues and keep the environment maintained. Service requests and incidents are handled through structured triage, escalation and coordination, with remote and onsite support according to the selected service plan.

Where included, device and user lifecycle management covers device configuration, software deployment, onboarding, role changes and offboarding, with access changes coordinated with the defined security policies.

Lifecycle management brings together asset records, vendors, licences, subscriptions, warranties and renewal dates. Replacement planning, budget forecasts and a multi-year technology roadmap help customers assess priorities and prepare for upgrades.

Where agreed, BootNet can also act as an external IT department, coordinating day-to-day technology operations through the same service framework.

The systems covered, monitoring arrangements, support hours, response commitments and onsite attendance are defined in the applicable agreement.

Scope

  • Automated monitoring and preventive maintenance
  • Updates and agreed configuration changes
  • Service desk, incident coordination and escalation
  • Remote support and onsite coordination
  • Device configuration and software deployment
  • User onboarding, role changes and offboarding
  • Vendor, licence, subscription and warranty management
  • Asset records, renewals and replacement planning
  • Technology roadmaps and lifecycle budget planning
  • External IT department services, where agreed

↑ BACK TO PLANNING & CARE

Systems covered, monitoring arrangements, support hours and response commitments are defined in the applicable service agreement.

ONE TEAM THROUGHOUT

From first decisions
to ongoing care.

The selected technologies are brought together through a coordinated process, with responsibilities defined from planning through handover and ongoing service.

Thoughtful
Engineering.

We define requirements and coordinate technology decisions with the space, its users and the wider project team.

Unified
by Design.

We integrate the selected systems, test their interactions and prepare a documented handover.

Personal
Commitment.

Ongoing care follows the systems covered and the support arrangements defined in your service agreement.

TECHNOLOGY CAPABILITIES

Many systems.
One connected experience.

Explore the technologies BootNet plans, integrates and supports across residential, hospitality and business spaces, and see how each one connects into a single, easy-to-use environment.

TECHNOLOGY CAPABILITIES

Technology capabilities

ONE COORDINATED ENVIRONMENT

Explore the systems.
See the connections.

Explore BootNet’s capabilities across five connected areas, with planning, integration and ongoing service bringing the selected systems together.

TECHNOLOGY CAPABILITIES

Connectivity, IT & Communications

The network, computing and communication foundations that connect people, devices and locations.

01Network Infrastructure & Internet ConnectivityPhysical infrastructure and resilient connections.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS
AI illustration: Close view of copper and fibre connections in a recessed cabinet.AI Illustration.

We design and install communications infrastructure, including copper cabling, fibre backbones, communications rooms and accessible pathways for maintenance and future upgrades. The network architecture defines how devices, systems and locations connect, with segmentation to separate different users and operational requirements.

Internet connectivity is coordinated with communication providers. Where required by the project, primary and backup connections, automatic failover and traffic prioritisation are incorporated to reduce disruption from individual connection failures.

Scope

  • Communications cabling, fibre and technical spaces
  • Wired network architecture and segmentation
  • Internet connectivity and resilience
  • Connectivity between sites
BACK TO CONNECTIVITY & IT
02Wi-Fi NetworksWireless coverage around people and spaces.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS
AI illustration: Ceiling wireless access point in a bright corridor.AI Illustration.

We plan and implement wireless networks around coverage, capacity and the way people and devices use the space. Indoor and outdoor areas, building layout and expected demand inform the design.

Wireless access is coordinated with the wider network, with separate access arrangements for different user groups where needed. Centralised configuration provides a consistent basis for administration; ongoing monitoring and support are provided within the scope of the selected service agreement.

Scope

  • Indoor and outdoor wireless coverage
  • Capacity planning for users and connected devices
  • Wireless coverage heatmap review and post-installation optimisation
  • Wireless access configuration and centralised administration
BACK TO CONNECTIVITY & IT
03IT Infrastructure & SystemsPlatforms for applications, data and growth.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS
AI illustration: Server and storage hardware in a timber utility alcove.AI Illustration.

Applications and data depend on the platforms behind them. BootNet brings together servers, storage, virtualisation and cloud services in a coordinated IT environment, shaped around operational requirements and capacity needs.

We configure and integrate core platforms, including identity infrastructure, and document their configuration to support administration and future changes. Capacity planning helps align resources with current demand and anticipated growth.

Cloud services are incorporated according to the agreed project scope. Where included, Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365 support hosting, email, file storage and sharing, identity services and collaboration. Migration from legacy systems is planned as part of the transition to the selected environment.

Scope

  • Server, storage and virtualisation platforms
  • Cloud hosting and Microsoft Azure services
  • Microsoft 365 environments
  • Identity infrastructure
  • Platform capacity planning and technical documentation
  • Migration from legacy systems
BACK TO CONNECTIVITY & IT
04Unified Communications & TelephonyTelephony and communication across locations.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS
AI illustration: Desk IP telephone and wireless headset.AI Illustration.

A consistent communication environment connects people across rooms, locations and remote working arrangements. BootNet plans and integrates telephony and cloud PBX systems around how users need to communicate, with centralised administration and room to expand.

Telephony can be connected with messaging and selected collaboration platforms to provide a coordinated user experience. The configuration reflects operational requirements, platform compatibility and the agreed project scope.

The communication environment is designed for consistent administration across its users and locations. Ongoing management and support are provided according to the selected service agreement.

Scope

  • Telephony systems and cloud PBX
  • Integration with messaging and collaboration platforms
  • Communication across locations and remote users
  • Centralised configuration and administration
  • Expansion of the communication environment
BACK TO CONNECTIVITY & IT
TECHNOLOGY CAPABILITIES

Security & Safety

Protection across networks, entrances and physical spaces, with controls and response arrangements shaped around the project.

05Cybersecurity & Network ProtectionProtection for users, devices, networks and data.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS
AI illustration: Physical security key beside a generic sign-in screen.AI Illustration.

Protecting a connected environment requires controls around users, devices, networks and data, together with a practical recovery plan. BootNet integrates these measures around operational requirements and the risks they need to address.

Identity protection includes multi-factor authentication, conditional access and secure remote access, with permissions aligned to user roles. Network and endpoint security controls are coordinated with access policies, applying Zero Trust principles where appropriate.

Backup and recovery planning addresses critical data, systems and services. Retention policies, recovery testing and documented response procedures are defined around operational priorities, helping establish how essential services can be restored following disruption.

The controls, backup arrangements and frequency of recovery testing are defined within the agreed project or service scope.

Scope

  • Identity protection and multi-factor authentication
  • Conditional access and secure remote access
  • Network and endpoint security controls
  • Access policies and Zero Trust principles, where appropriate
  • Backup, retention and recovery testing
  • Documented response and continuity planning
BACK TO SECURITY & SAFETY
06Video Surveillance & AnalyticsCamera coverage, analytics and event review.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS
AI illustration: Dome camera overlooking a courtyard.AI Illustration.

We plan and integrate IP video surveillance, centralised video management and analytics around the areas that need visibility. Camera coverage, viewing permissions and event review are coordinated to provide a practical overview of the property.

Analytics and relevant alerts are configured according to the selected system capabilities and project requirements, helping users identify and review events that warrant attention.

Scope

  • IP video surveillance and camera coverage
  • Centralised video management
  • Video analytics and event alerts
  • Role-based viewing permissions and event review
BACK TO SECURITY & SAFETY
07Access Control & IntercomEntrance communication and controlled access.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS
AI illustration: Intercom and access reader at a limestone entrance.AI Illustration.

We integrate intercom, gate and access control systems to coordinate communication at entrances and manage entry permissions. Access arrangements reflect the needs of regular users, visitors, deliveries and service providers.

Where included in the selected solution, remote communication and entry control allow authorised users to manage access from another location. Connections to visitor-management and identity systems are incorporated where required.

Scope

  • Intercom and entrance communication
  • Gate and door access control
  • User and visitor access permissions
  • Remote entry management and system integration
BACK TO SECURITY & SAFETY
08Intrusion, Fire & Water Leak DetectionDetection, alerts and configured responses.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS
AI illustration: Smoke detector, contact sensor and water leak detector.AI Illustration.

We plan and integrate intrusion alarms, fire detection and water-leak or flood detection around the relevant project requirements. Detection events, alerts and response arrangements are coordinated so that the appropriate people receive information requiring action.

Where supported by the selected systems, automatic actions can be configured to help limit water damage. Fire detection and life-safety functions are defined according to the applicable requirements and agreed project scope.

Scope

  • Intrusion detection and alarms
  • Fire detection and life-safety systems
  • Water-leak and flood detection
  • Event alerts and configured automatic actions
BACK TO SECURITY & SAFETY
TECHNOLOGY CAPABILITIES

Smart Control & Energy

Lighting, shading and climate brought into coordinated control around comfort, patterns of use and operational needs.

09Smart Lighting & ShadingControl of light, blinds and curtains.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS
AI illustration: Lighting and motorised shading in a sunlit interior.AI Illustration.

We integrate control of lighting, blinds and curtains around the layout and use of each space. Lighting and shading can be adjusted through the selected controls, with operating settings defined around user preferences and the capabilities of the installed systems.

The scope is coordinated with the wider project so that lighting and shading form part of a consistent, usable environment.

Scope

  • Lighting control
  • Blind and curtain control
  • System settings and control integration
  • Coordination with project requirements
BACK TO SMART CONTROL
10Climate Control & Energy ManagementClimate control and informed energy management.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS
AI illustration: Wall climate control and air diffuser.AI Illustration.

We integrate control of air conditioning and underfloor heating, where included in the project, around the requirements of different rooms and areas. Temperature settings and operating arrangements are defined according to how the space is used and the capabilities of the connected equipment.

Energy-management functions use available system and occupancy information to help identify unnecessary consumption and inform operational adjustments. The level of visibility and control depends on the selected systems and agreed scope; energy savings are not assumed or guaranteed.

Scope

  • Air-conditioning control integration
  • Underfloor-heating control
  • Occupancy inputs for climate and energy management
  • Energy-use visibility and operational adjustments
BACK TO SMART CONTROL
11Integrated Control & AutomationCoordinated controls, scenes and routines.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS
AI illustration: Scene keypad and tablet with room controls.AI Illustration.

Individual systems become easier to use when their controls and behaviour are coordinated. BootNet engineers and programs the disciplines included in each project into a shared control environment, shaped around everyday use and operational requirements.

Touchscreens, apps and selected control interfaces provide access to the connected functions. Scenes bring several actions together, while schedules and configured triggers allow systems to respond to defined routines or conditions. These can include everyday settings, Shabbat, hosting and vacation modes, according to the project requirements.

Where required, room or space status can be connected with operational workflows, including housekeeping, according to the capabilities of the selected systems and the agreed scope.

Integration is based on the capabilities and compatibility of the selected systems. Control logic and interactions are tested and documented so that the intended behaviour is clear and consistent.

Scope

  • Unified control interfaces, touchscreens and apps
  • Coordination between connected systems
  • Multi-system scenes and operating modes
  • Schedules and configured automation triggers
  • Integration of room or space status with operational workflows
  • Control programming, interaction testing and documentation
BACK TO SMART CONTROL

Available functions depend on the selected systems and agreed scope. Energy savings are not assumed or guaranteed.

TECHNOLOGY CAPABILITIES

Audio-Visual & Collaboration

Sound, picture and displayed information shaped around entertainment, meetings and communication within the space.

12Audio, Video & EntertainmentSound, television and cinema in the space.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS
AI illustration: Media room with speakers and screen.AI Illustration.

We integrate multi-room audio, architectural sound systems, television and cinema systems for indoor and outdoor use. Content sources and distribution are coordinated so that media can be accessed in the intended rooms and areas.

Where included in the project, managed television, IPTV and personal-device casting are integrated with the selected platforms. Available functions depend on system compatibility and the agreed scope.

Where supported, television platforms can also present branded information, messages and digital service functions through integration with relevant operational platforms.

Scope

  • Multi-room and architectural audio
  • Television and cinema systems
  • Indoor and outdoor entertainment
  • Media streaming and distribution
  • Managed television, IPTV and personal-device casting
  • Information, messaging and digital service functions through supported television platforms
BACK TO AV & COLLABORATION
13Conference & Collaboration AVAV for meetings, presentations and collaboration.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS
AI illustration: Conference microphone and video bar in a meeting room.AI Illustration.

We design and integrate audiovisual systems for presentations, meetings and events, bringing together sound, displays, projection, wireless presentation and video conferencing.

The configuration reflects room layout, participant needs and the selected collaboration platforms. Room-booking integration is included where required, connecting the use of the space with its audiovisual facilities.

Scope

  • Meeting, presentation and event-space AV
  • Sound, displays and projection
  • Wireless presentation
  • Video conferencing and collaboration
  • Room-booking integration
BACK TO AV & COLLABORATION
14Digital Signage & WayfindingInformation, announcements and directional guidance.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS
AI illustration: Wayfinding display integrated into a lobby wall.AI Illustration.

We deploy centrally managed displays for information, schedules, announcements and directional guidance. Display locations and content distribution are planned around where information is needed and who needs to see it.

The selected platform provides a coordinated way to update content across designated screens. Where included, displays can also carry emergency messages and time-sensitive operational information.

Scope

  • Digital information and announcement displays
  • Centralised content management and distribution
  • Schedules and time-sensitive messaging
  • Digital wayfinding
  • Emergency messaging, where included
BACK TO AV & COLLABORATION
CROSS-DISCIPLINE SERVICES

Planning & Lifecycle Services

Coordinated delivery from requirements and engineering through handover, with ongoing care defined by the service agreement.

15Technology Planning, Engineering & DeliveryFrom requirements and engineering to handover.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS
AI illustration: Technology drawings and tools on a planning table.AI Illustration.

A coordinated technology environment starts with a clear plan. BootNet brings the disciplines included in each project into one delivery process, from requirements and engineering through installation, commissioning and handover.

Technology masterplanning defines the scope, priorities, budget and total cost of ownership. Design coordination brings together owners, users, architects, consultants and construction teams, with standards, documentation and design reviews guiding decisions throughout the project.

During delivery, we coordinate procurement, contractors and installation activities, with budget and schedule control aligned to the agreed scope. Commissioning brings together performance testing, fine-tuning and verification of the completed environment. Documentation, personal handover and user training prepare the people responsible for its daily operation.

For temporary deployments and events, technical production can include dedicated infrastructure, rehearsals and coordinated onsite operation. The equipment, connectivity and operating responsibilities are defined for each engagement.

Scope

  • Technology requirements, masterplanning and engineering
  • Budgeting and total cost of ownership analysis
  • Multidisciplinary design coordination and reviews
  • Procurement, contractor coordination and installation supervision
  • Project budget and schedule control
  • Commissioning, performance testing and fine-tuning
  • Documentation, handover and user training
  • Temporary infrastructure and event technical production, where included
BACK TO PLANNING & CARE
16Managed Services & Lifecycle — eConciergeOngoing care within your service agreement.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS
AI illustration: Organised service equipment and cable tester.AI Illustration.

Technology needs continuity of care as systems age, requirements change and people come and go. BootNet eConcierge Managed Service provides a coordinated point of responsibility for the systems and services included in each customer’s agreement.

Automated monitoring, preventive maintenance, updates and agreed configuration changes help identify developing issues and keep the environment maintained. Service requests and incidents are handled through structured triage, escalation and coordination, with remote and onsite support according to the selected service plan.

Where included, device and user lifecycle management covers device configuration, software deployment, onboarding, role changes and offboarding, with access changes coordinated with the defined security policies.

Lifecycle management brings together asset records, vendors, licences, subscriptions, warranties and renewal dates. Replacement planning, budget forecasts and a multi-year technology roadmap help customers assess priorities and prepare for upgrades.

Where agreed, BootNet can also act as an external IT department, coordinating day-to-day technology operations through the same service framework.

The systems covered, monitoring arrangements, support hours, response commitments and onsite attendance are defined in the applicable agreement.

Scope

  • Automated monitoring and preventive maintenance
  • Updates and agreed configuration changes
  • Service desk, incident coordination and escalation
  • Remote support and onsite coordination
  • Device configuration and software deployment
  • User onboarding, role changes and offboarding
  • Vendor, licence, subscription and warranty management
  • Asset records, renewals and replacement planning
  • Technology roadmaps and lifecycle budget planning
  • External IT department services, where agreed
BACK TO PLANNING & CARE

Systems covered, monitoring arrangements, support hours and response commitments are defined in the applicable service agreement.

ONE TEAM THROUGHOUT

From first decisions
to ongoing care.

The selected technologies are brought together through a coordinated process, with responsibilities defined from planning through handover and ongoing service.

  1. 01

    Thoughtful
    Engineering.

    We define requirements and coordinate technology decisions with the space, its users and the wider project team.

    Technology planning & delivery
  2. 02

    Unified
    by Design.

    We integrate the selected systems, test their interactions and prepare a documented handover.

    Integrated control & automation
  3. 03

    Personal
    Commitment.

    Ongoing care follows the systems covered and the support arrangements defined in your service agreement.

    Managed services & lifecycle
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BOOTNET · CAPABILITY ATLAS

Many technologies.
Connected as one.

Networks, security, AV and smart control, delivered by one team.

EXPLORE THE ATLAS

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TECHNOLOGIES WE DESIGN & INTEGRATE
CiscoArubaRuckusFortinetMikroTikControl42NCrestron

ONE COORDINATED ENVIRONMENT

Explore the systems.
See the connections.

Explore BootNet’s capabilities across five connected areas, with planning, integration and ongoing service bringing the selected systems together.

TECHNOLOGY CAPABILITIES

Connectivity, IT & Communications

The network, computing and communication foundations that connect people, devices and locations.

AI illustration: Close view of copper and fibre connections in a recessed cabinet.AI Illustration.Network Infrastructure & Internet ConnectivityPhysical infrastructure and resilient connections.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We design and install communications infrastructure, including copper cabling, fibre backbones, communications rooms and accessible pathways for maintenance and future upgrades. The network architecture defines how devices, systems and locations connect, with segmentation to separate different users and operational requirements.

Internet connectivity is coordinated with communication providers. Where required by the project, primary and backup connections, automatic failover and traffic prioritisation are incorporated to reduce disruption from individual connection failures.

Scope

  • Communications cabling, fibre and technical spaces
  • Wired network architecture and segmentation
  • Internet connectivity and resilience
  • Connectivity between sites

↑ BACK TO CONNECTIVITY & IT

AI illustration: Ceiling wireless access point in a bright corridor.AI Illustration.Wi-Fi NetworksWireless coverage around people and spaces.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We plan and implement wireless networks around coverage, capacity and the way people and devices use the space. Indoor and outdoor areas, building layout and expected demand inform the design.

Wireless access is coordinated with the wider network, with separate access arrangements for different user groups where needed. Centralised configuration provides a consistent basis for administration; ongoing monitoring and support are provided within the scope of the selected service agreement.

Scope

  • Indoor and outdoor wireless coverage
  • Capacity planning for users and connected devices
  • Wireless coverage heatmap review and post-installation optimisation
  • Wireless access configuration and centralised administration

↑ BACK TO CONNECTIVITY & IT

AI illustration: Server and storage hardware in a timber utility alcove.AI Illustration.IT Infrastructure & SystemsPlatforms for applications, data and growth.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

Applications and data depend on the platforms behind them. BootNet brings together servers, storage, virtualisation and cloud services in a coordinated IT environment, shaped around operational requirements and capacity needs.

We configure and integrate core platforms, including identity infrastructure, and document their configuration to support administration and future changes. Capacity planning helps align resources with current demand and anticipated growth.

Cloud services are incorporated according to the agreed project scope. Where included, Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365 support hosting, email, file storage and sharing, identity services and collaboration. Migration from legacy systems is planned as part of the transition to the selected environment.

Scope

  • Server, storage and virtualisation platforms
  • Cloud hosting and Microsoft Azure services
  • Microsoft 365 environments
  • Identity infrastructure
  • Platform capacity planning and technical documentation
  • Migration from legacy systems

↑ BACK TO CONNECTIVITY & IT

AI illustration: Desk IP telephone and wireless headset.AI Illustration.Unified Communications & TelephonyTelephony and communication across locations.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

A consistent communication environment connects people across rooms, locations and remote working arrangements. BootNet plans and integrates telephony and cloud PBX systems around how users need to communicate, with centralised administration and room to expand.

Telephony can be connected with messaging and selected collaboration platforms to provide a coordinated user experience. The configuration reflects operational requirements, platform compatibility and the agreed project scope.

The communication environment is designed for consistent administration across its users and locations. Ongoing management and support are provided according to the selected service agreement.

Scope

  • Telephony systems and cloud PBX
  • Integration with messaging and collaboration platforms
  • Communication across locations and remote users
  • Centralised configuration and administration
  • Expansion of the communication environment

↑ BACK TO CONNECTIVITY & IT

TECHNOLOGY CAPABILITIES

Security & Safety

Protection across networks, entrances and physical spaces, with controls and response arrangements shaped around the project.

AI illustration: Physical security key beside a generic sign-in screen.AI Illustration.Cybersecurity & Network ProtectionProtection for users, devices, networks and data.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

Protecting a connected environment requires controls around users, devices, networks and data, together with a practical recovery plan. BootNet integrates these measures around operational requirements and the risks they need to address.

Identity protection includes multi-factor authentication, conditional access and secure remote access, with permissions aligned to user roles. Network and endpoint security controls are coordinated with access policies, applying Zero Trust principles where appropriate.

Backup and recovery planning addresses critical data, systems and services. Retention policies, recovery testing and documented response procedures are defined around operational priorities, helping establish how essential services can be restored following disruption.

The controls, backup arrangements and frequency of recovery testing are defined within the agreed project or service scope.

Scope

  • Identity protection and multi-factor authentication
  • Conditional access and secure remote access
  • Network and endpoint security controls
  • Access policies and Zero Trust principles, where appropriate
  • Backup, retention and recovery testing
  • Documented response and continuity planning

↑ BACK TO SECURITY & SAFETY

AI illustration: Dome camera overlooking a courtyard.AI Illustration.Video Surveillance & AnalyticsCamera coverage, analytics and event review.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We plan and integrate IP video surveillance, centralised video management and analytics around the areas that need visibility. Camera coverage, viewing permissions and event review are coordinated to provide a practical overview of the property.

Analytics and relevant alerts are configured according to the selected system capabilities and project requirements, helping users identify and review events that warrant attention.

Scope

  • IP video surveillance and camera coverage
  • Centralised video management
  • Video analytics and event alerts
  • Role-based viewing permissions and event review

↑ BACK TO SECURITY & SAFETY

AI illustration: Intercom and access reader at a limestone entrance.AI Illustration.Access Control & IntercomEntrance communication and controlled access.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We integrate intercom, gate and access control systems to coordinate communication at entrances and manage entry permissions. Access arrangements reflect the needs of regular users, visitors, deliveries and service providers.

Where included in the selected solution, remote communication and entry control allow authorised users to manage access from another location. Connections to visitor-management and identity systems are incorporated where required.

Scope

  • Intercom and entrance communication
  • Gate and door access control
  • User and visitor access permissions
  • Remote entry management and system integration

↑ BACK TO SECURITY & SAFETY

AI illustration: Smoke detector, contact sensor and water leak detector.AI Illustration.Intrusion, Fire & Water Leak DetectionDetection, alerts and configured responses.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We plan and integrate intrusion alarms, fire detection and water-leak or flood detection around the relevant project requirements. Detection events, alerts and response arrangements are coordinated so that the appropriate people receive information requiring action.

Where supported by the selected systems, automatic actions can be configured to help limit water damage. Fire detection and life-safety functions are defined according to the applicable requirements and agreed project scope.

Scope

  • Intrusion detection and alarms
  • Fire detection and life-safety systems
  • Water-leak and flood detection
  • Event alerts and configured automatic actions

↑ BACK TO SECURITY & SAFETY

TECHNOLOGY CAPABILITIES

Smart Control & Energy

Lighting, shading and climate brought into coordinated control around comfort, patterns of use and operational needs.

AI illustration: Lighting and motorised shading in a sunlit interior.AI Illustration.Smart Lighting & ShadingControl of light, blinds and curtains.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We integrate control of lighting, blinds and curtains around the layout and use of each space. Lighting and shading can be adjusted through the selected controls, with operating settings defined around user preferences and the capabilities of the installed systems.

The scope is coordinated with the wider project so that lighting and shading form part of a consistent, usable environment.

Scope

  • Lighting control
  • Blind and curtain control
  • System settings and control integration
  • Coordination with project requirements

↑ BACK TO SMART CONTROL

AI illustration: Wall climate control and air diffuser.AI Illustration.Climate Control & Energy ManagementClimate control and informed energy management.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We integrate control of air conditioning and underfloor heating, where included in the project, around the requirements of different rooms and areas. Temperature settings and operating arrangements are defined according to how the space is used and the capabilities of the connected equipment.

Energy-management functions use available system and occupancy information to help identify unnecessary consumption and inform operational adjustments. The level of visibility and control depends on the selected systems and agreed scope; energy savings are not assumed or guaranteed.

Scope

  • Air-conditioning control integration
  • Underfloor-heating control
  • Occupancy inputs for climate and energy management
  • Energy-use visibility and operational adjustments

↑ BACK TO SMART CONTROL

AI illustration: Scene keypad and tablet with room controls.AI Illustration.Integrated Control & AutomationCoordinated controls, scenes and routines.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

Individual systems become easier to use when their controls and behaviour are coordinated. BootNet engineers and programs the disciplines included in each project into a shared control environment, shaped around everyday use and operational requirements.

Touchscreens, apps and selected control interfaces provide access to the connected functions. Scenes bring several actions together, while schedules and configured triggers allow systems to respond to defined routines or conditions. These can include everyday settings, Shabbat, hosting and vacation modes, according to the project requirements.

Where required, room or space status can be connected with operational workflows, including housekeeping, according to the capabilities of the selected systems and the agreed scope.

Integration is based on the capabilities and compatibility of the selected systems. Control logic and interactions are tested and documented so that the intended behaviour is clear and consistent.

Scope

  • Unified control interfaces, touchscreens and apps
  • Coordination between connected systems
  • Multi-system scenes and operating modes
  • Schedules and configured automation triggers
  • Integration of room or space status with operational workflows
  • Control programming, interaction testing and documentation

↑ BACK TO SMART CONTROL

Available functions depend on the selected systems and agreed scope. Energy savings are not assumed or guaranteed.

TECHNOLOGY CAPABILITIES

Audio-Visual & Collaboration

Sound, picture and displayed information shaped around entertainment, meetings and communication within the space.

AI illustration: Media room with speakers and screen.AI Illustration.Audio, Video & EntertainmentSound, television and cinema in the space.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We integrate multi-room audio, architectural sound systems, television and cinema systems for indoor and outdoor use. Content sources and distribution are coordinated so that media can be accessed in the intended rooms and areas.

Where included in the project, managed television, IPTV and personal-device casting are integrated with the selected platforms. Available functions depend on system compatibility and the agreed scope.

Where supported, television platforms can also present branded information, messages and digital service functions through integration with relevant operational platforms.

Scope

  • Multi-room and architectural audio
  • Television and cinema systems
  • Indoor and outdoor entertainment
  • Media streaming and distribution
  • Managed television, IPTV and personal-device casting
  • Information, messaging and digital service functions through supported television platforms

↑ BACK TO AV & COLLABORATION

AI illustration: Conference microphone and video bar in a meeting room.AI Illustration.Conference & Collaboration AVAV for meetings, presentations and collaboration.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We design and integrate audiovisual systems for presentations, meetings and events, bringing together sound, displays, projection, wireless presentation and video conferencing.

The configuration reflects room layout, participant needs and the selected collaboration platforms. Room-booking integration is included where required, connecting the use of the space with its audiovisual facilities.

Scope

  • Meeting, presentation and event-space AV
  • Sound, displays and projection
  • Wireless presentation
  • Video conferencing and collaboration
  • Room-booking integration

↑ BACK TO AV & COLLABORATION

AI illustration: Wayfinding display integrated into a lobby wall.AI Illustration.Digital Signage & WayfindingInformation, announcements and directional guidance.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

We deploy centrally managed displays for information, schedules, announcements and directional guidance. Display locations and content distribution are planned around where information is needed and who needs to see it.

The selected platform provides a coordinated way to update content across designated screens. Where included, displays can also carry emergency messages and time-sensitive operational information.

Scope

  • Digital information and announcement displays
  • Centralised content management and distribution
  • Schedules and time-sensitive messaging
  • Digital wayfinding
  • Emergency messaging, where included

↑ BACK TO AV & COLLABORATION

CROSS-DISCIPLINE SERVICES

Planning & Lifecycle Services

Coordinated delivery from requirements and engineering through handover, with ongoing care defined by the service agreement.

AI illustration: Technology drawings and tools on a planning table.AI Illustration.Technology Planning, Engineering & DeliveryFrom requirements and engineering to handover.VIEW DETAILSCLOSE DETAILS

A coordinated technology environment starts with a clear plan. BootNet brings the disciplines included in each project into one delivery process, from requirements and engineering through installation, commissioning and handover.

Technology masterplanning defines the scope, priorities, budget and total cost of ownership. Design coordination brings together owners, users, architects, consultants and construction teams, with standards, documentation and design reviews guiding decisions throughout the project.

During delivery, we coordinate procurement, contractors and installation activities, with budget and schedule control aligned to the agreed scope. Commissioning brings together performance testing, fine-tuning and verification of the completed environment. Documentation, personal handover and user training prepare the people responsible for its daily operation.

For temporary deployments and events, technical production can include dedicated infrastructure, rehearsals and coordinated onsite operation. The equipment, connectivity and operating responsibilities are defined for each engagement.

Scope

  • Technology requirements, masterplanning and engineering
  • Budgeting and total cost of ownership analysis
  • Multidisciplinary design coordination and reviews
  • Procurement, contractor coordination and installation supervision
  • Project budget and schedule control
  • Commissioning, performance testing and fine-tuning
  • Documentation, handover and user training
  • Temporary infrastructure and event technical production, where included

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Technology needs continuity of care as systems age, requirements change and people come and go. BootNet eConcierge Managed Service provides a coordinated point of responsibility for the systems and services included in each customer’s agreement.

Automated monitoring, preventive maintenance, updates and agreed configuration changes help identify developing issues and keep the environment maintained. Service requests and incidents are handled through structured triage, escalation and coordination, with remote and onsite support according to the selected service plan.

Where included, device and user lifecycle management covers device configuration, software deployment, onboarding, role changes and offboarding, with access changes coordinated with the defined security policies.

Lifecycle management brings together asset records, vendors, licences, subscriptions, warranties and renewal dates. Replacement planning, budget forecasts and a multi-year technology roadmap help customers assess priorities and prepare for upgrades.

Where agreed, BootNet can also act as an external IT department, coordinating day-to-day technology operations through the same service framework.

The systems covered, monitoring arrangements, support hours, response commitments and onsite attendance are defined in the applicable agreement.

Scope

  • Automated monitoring and preventive maintenance
  • Updates and agreed configuration changes
  • Service desk, incident coordination and escalation
  • Remote support and onsite coordination
  • Device configuration and software deployment
  • User onboarding, role changes and offboarding
  • Vendor, licence, subscription and warranty management
  • Asset records, renewals and replacement planning
  • Technology roadmaps and lifecycle budget planning
  • External IT department services, where agreed

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Systems covered, monitoring arrangements, support hours and response commitments are defined in the applicable service agreement.

ONE TEAM THROUGHOUT

From first decisions
to ongoing care.

The selected technologies are brought together through a coordinated process, with responsibilities defined from planning through handover and ongoing service.

Thoughtful
Engineering.

We define requirements and coordinate technology decisions with the space, its users and the wider project team.

Unified
by Design.

We integrate the selected systems, test their interactions and prepare a documented handover.

Personal
Commitment.

Ongoing care follows the systems covered and the support arrangements defined in your service agreement.