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Manufacturers & Warehouses

You're effectively running two networks at once - the office, and the operational floor. We design and support both properly, instead of treating them as one.

Sound familiar?

Common IT Problems Perth Manufacturers & Warehouses Face

Office network and production floor treated as one flat network

Warehouse WiFi dead zones causing scanners to drop connection mid-pick

Barcode or RFID scanning out of sync with the WMS or ERP platform

Shared floor terminals with no individual accountability

Recovery time targets for production systems left undefined until an outage happens

Multiple sites with no reliable, cost-effective way to connect them

We fix these - and prevent them from happening again.

What We Do

IT Services Built for Manufacturing & Warehousing

OT/IT Network Segmentation

Separate VLANs for the office network, the warehouse/scanning network, and any operational technology or production equipment - the single most important control for this environment.

Warehouse WiFi Site Surveys & Design

Proper coverage for metal racking, high ceilings, and forklift-mounted scanners that need to roam between access points without dropping connection mid-pick.

WMS & ERP Connectivity

Reliable connectivity for barcode and RFID scanning integrated with Cin7, Unleashed, MYOB Advanced, SAP Business One, and similar platforms.

Multi-Site Connectivity

SD-WAN linking warehouses, depots, and offices reliably, without the cost of dedicated circuits between sites.

Business Continuity for Production Systems

Realistic RTO/RPO targets for production-critical systems - reflected explicitly in backup and recovery planning, not assumed.

Device & Access Management

Individual accountability on shared floor terminals and handheld scanners, so offboarding and audit trails work properly even in a shared-device environment.

OT/IT Convergence - Why It Matters

Factory floor and warehouse equipment used to be isolated by default. That's changed - production data feeds into reporting dashboards, equipment sends telemetry to monitoring platforms, and warehouse management systems need real-time connectivity to scanning devices. The efficiency gain is real, but it also means a compromised office laptop can, if the network isn't properly segmented, reach systems that were never designed with security in mind.

We design network segmentation specifically for this - separating office, warehouse, and OT traffic so the convergence delivers the efficiency without the exposure.

Read Our Network Security Guide
FAQs

Manufacturing & Warehousing IT Questions, Answered

Why does network segmentation matter more here than in a typical office?

A lot of floor equipment is older, can't run modern endpoint security software, and simply can't be patched the way a laptop can. Segmentation, not the equipment itself, ends up doing most of the security work - separating office, warehouse, and OT/production traffic so a compromised laptop can't reach systems that were never designed with security in mind.

Why is standard office WiFi design not enough for a warehouse?

Metal racking and shelving block signal, ceilings are high, floor areas are large, and forklift-mounted scanners need to roam between access points without dropping connection mid-pick. A proper site survey, not a guess based on the floor plan, is the only reliable way to get coverage right.

What's the actual cost of poor WiFi coverage on the warehouse floor?

When coverage is patchy, scanners either lose connection mid-task or queue scans to sync later - a common, avoidable source of stock discrepancies, duplicate entries, and missed entries that shows up as inventory problems, not obviously as an IT issue.

Should backup and recovery targets be different for production systems than office IT?

Yes. Downtime on a production line or in a warehouse picking process is lost output, missed dispatch windows, and sometimes wasted material - the cost accumulates by the hour. Recovery time expectations for these systems should be set explicitly, not left as an unstated assumption.

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What Perth Businesses Say

This guy really knows his craft. I have used Top Tier several times already. His expertise is extensive and fits in well with our Company's growth at this stage. Having Top Tier as a partner going forward is an insurance policy for our ever expanding IT requirements.

Paul Glendining

Director · One World Uniforms

Very knowledgeable. Attention to detail, honest and gets the job done.

Christopher Giacoppo

Director · TowRite Towing

Couldn't recommend Top Tier Computing highly enough. They went above and beyond to help me sort out some IT issues with my business, even taking the time to assist me over the weekend while I was overseas. They were responsive, knowledgeable and made the whole process straightforward.

Adam Shaw

Director · Shawline Services Plumbing and Gas

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