International business
BPO & IT/ITES Office Infrastructure in Colombo
Seat-dense operations need infrastructure planned per seat: cabling, voice, power coordination, resilient connectivity and access control that stands up to shift work.
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A contact-centre or shared-service floor is not a standard office. Cabling density per seat, voice quality, network capacity, dual connectivity paths, shift-based access control and camera coverage of operations floors all need to be designed in from the start rather than retrofitted.
TKWIT builds these floors with documented cabling, segmented networks for voice and data, primary and backup connectivity coordinated through established operators, and access control that reflects shift patterns and restricted areas. Any client-required controls specific to your business are implemented as specified by you — we do not make compliance or certification claims on your behalf.
For international BPO and IT/ITES operators, the infrastructure scope in Sri Lanka is usually the same list every time: structured cabling to every seat, voice-ready switching, enterprise Wi-Fi across the floor, resilient connectivity paths, CCTV over operations areas and access control on shift entrances. We quote and deliver that as one package in Colombo, and support it afterwards.
What TKWIT covers
- High-density structured cabling per seat
- Voice-ready network design and QoS
- Primary and backup connectivity paths
- Enterprise Wi-Fi over dense seating
- CCTV coverage of operations and restricted areas
- Shift-aware access control and attendance
Questions we are asked
Frequently asked questions
- Can you cable a contact-centre floor to a per-seat specification?
- Yes. Cabling density is planned from the seating plan, with labelling and link results recorded at handover.
- Can you provide resilient connectivity for a BPO floor in Colombo?
- TKWIT is not a carrier, but we can coordinate primary and backup services through established Sri Lankan operators and deliver the routing and failover design in your network.
- Can access control follow shift patterns?
- Yes. Access rules can be configured by area and schedule, including restricted operations areas, subject to the door hardware and site conditions.
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Talk to a local engineering team
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