Case Study Keltbray Mobile Connectivity Improvement Project Keltbray – Crewe Founded in 1976, Keltbray provide a vast range of services related to engineering and construction including; civil engineering, pre-construction services, rail electrification plant & engineering, asbestos management, concrete structures, decommissioning and demolition works. Images credit: Keltbray Group “After years of looking at various options for […]
Case Study: Keltbray Read More »
Case Study Landis+Gyr, Manchester Site Wide Connectivity Improvement Project Landis+Gyr, Manchester Landis+Gyr is an industry leader in energy management solutions. With a new office opening in Manchester in 2020, Boost Pro were approached to provide a solution to improve mobile signal strength in the building. Image credit: Landis & Gyr – https://www.landisgyr.eu/ The Solution The
Case Study: Landis & Gyr Read More »
Case Study Sytner Group – Mercedes-Benz Dealership Mobile Connectivity Improvement Project Sytner Group – Mercedes-Benz Dealership, Milton Keynes The Sytner Group Ltd is a car dealership company with dealerships located in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and specialises in premium and specialist franchises such as Mercedes-Benz, Audi and Porsche. The group is wholly owned
Case Study: Mercedes-Benz Dealership Read More »
Case Study EICC Mobile Connectivity Improvement Project Edinburgh International Conference Centre Opened in 1995, the Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC) is a multi-purpose venue for events located in the heart of Edinburgh’s city centre. Since opening the building has struggled with poor mobile connectivity, unable to find a cost effective solution. Images credit: Edinburgh International
Case Study First Group plc Mobile Connectivity Improvement Project First Group plc FirstGroup plc is a leading provider of transport services in the UK and North America. “When moving to our new offices one of the major concerns was the poor mobile phone signal. We were delighted Boost Pro were able to provide such a
Case Study: First Group Read More »