We have extensive experience in providing reliable and cost-effective WANs for local councils and government Continue reading →

OAK Telecom can cost effectively link libraries and other sites using either a private or public network solution. Continue reading →

Establishing fast, secure, and reliable networks for medical clients is a specialty of OAK Telecom. Due to Continue reading →

OAK Telecom can design and provide a secure WAN customised to meet the specific needs of your commercial Continue reading →

SD-WAN in the Australian Context   SD-WAN is often explained for Multinationals or for large U.S. companies. Australia has a different business structure, typically 10-50 branches/offices. The NBN is everywhere at the same prices (soon) in Australia. Most Private Network … Continue reading →

Choosing the most appropriate and cost effective wide area network (WAN) solution for your business is a daunting task without sufficient background knowledge. OAK Telecom provides consulting and advisory services to find the perfect fit for your businesses requirements and … Continue reading →

In addition to WAN services, OAK Telecom provides a number of additional services to assist businesses with their communications needs. Voice Over IP A VoIP network can provide your business with voice (and video) communications over a private network or … Continue reading →

For reliable and high quality voice and multimedia communications, OAK Telecom can set up a VoIP network for your business securely and reliably over the Ethernet Private Network (ePN). A VoIP network at multiple offices will reduce your business’s telephone … Continue reading →

A disaster recovery site allows your remote offices to continue working even when the main site is compromised. OAK Telecom can provide you with a reliable disaster recovery program without spending a fortune as the DR site is integrated into the Ethernet Private … Continue reading →

OAK Telecom can provide your network with fast, reliable and economical business grade Internet access. There are two key ways of achieving this: 1. Via the head office, allowing access through a firewall to the Internet 2. Via a Central … Continue reading →