From a single franchise location to thousands of them. From a hospital clinic to a ship in the middle of the ocean. I design network infrastructure that does not fail when it matters most.
Every engagement starts with a failure mode. What happens if your broadband goes down? What if you open 50 new locations next year? What if your clinic is a van? I build the answer into the design.
Standardized, ship-ready network kits that bring any new location online in hours instead of months. Centralized management across hundreds of sites without per-device licensing overhead. Cellular-first or broadband-plus-5G-failover — whichever the location demands.
SpeedFusion bonding of multiple Starlink terminals into a single high-throughput pipe. Seamless failover when individual links drop due to vessel movement or satellite handoff. Purpose-built for environments where conventional ISP infrastructure does not exist.
Network infrastructure for vehicles that move to a new location every day. Bonded 5G for real-time DICOM image transmission, SpeedFusion back to the datacenter, and HIPAA-aligned segmentation. Three generations of architecture refined through real clinical deployments.
Full-stack Peplink ecosystems from datacenter to branch to mobile unit, all managed through InControl 2. SpeedFusion back to the datacenter, bonded 5G failover at every branch, and zero-downtime migration from legacy platforms like WatchGuard or Cisco Meraki.
West Networks monitors and manages deployed infrastructure through InControl 2. US-based support — no offshore call centers, no language barriers, no rolling the dice when a location goes down. Firmware management, health monitoring, and incident response across entire fleets.
3CX enterprise VoIP hosted from the West Networks datacenter in Gainesville, riding the same Peplink SD-WAN backbone for built-in resilience. PCI-compliant network design for retail. Secure web platforms and data collection systems for healthcare nonprofits.
Engineer for the failure mode first. Everything else follows.
The Retail Connectivity Kit is a standardized, ship-ready network package purpose-built for multi-location retail and QSR operations. It started with Salad and Go, was adopted by Super Star Car Wash, and is now rolling across Sport Clips franchise locations nationwide.
Any new location can be online in hours. The configuration is templated. The hardware is consistent. The support model is predictable.
Learn more at West Networks →West Networks designed and deployed the Starlink-based internet architecture for Royal Caribbean — widely recognized as the fastest internet available on any cruise ship in the world.
12 to 20 Starlink terminals — mounted port and starboard — connected to a high-availability Balance 5000 EC pair via VLAN trunking. SpeedFusion bonds every link at the packet level. When a dish drops due to vessel movement or satellite handoff, the remaining links absorb traffic instantly.
West Networks maritime solutions →CAN Community Health started as a 27-site WatchGuard VPN migration. Five years and four infrastructure generations later, West Networks manages the entire technology stack — datacenter to branch to mobile unit to phone system.
Migrated from WatchGuard IPSec to Peplink SD-WAN with zero downtime. Clinical operations were never interrupted. Patient care was never impacted.
Balance SDX routers with bonded 5G backup at every branch. AP One AX access points throughout every facility. Unified management through InControl 2.
12 mobile units running MBX HD4 routers with Mobility 82G antennas. SpeedFusion back to the datacenter. Same connectivity and security as a fixed branch, from a vehicle that moves every day.
100 Gbps B5000 EC in the datacenter, 47-location 3CX with AI, a secure data collection platform replacing costly third-party tools, and multiple web properties. One partner owns the entire path from handset to datacenter.
The Peplink Tech Summit is an annual event organized by West Networks for SD-WAN operators, Peplink partners, and field engineers.
2026 brings fully customizable course tracks by topic and difficulty, Peplink certification testing on-site, and sessions covering what is coming in 2027. Sponsors include Frontier, GetWireless, and Celona.
Certifications available for testing at the Summit
peplinksummit.com →November 8, 2026 — San Antonio, Texas. Invest in your team. Connect with the community. Earn your certifications.
Register for 2026 →Courses tailored by topic and difficulty. Attend what your team actually needs, not a one-size session that hits no one's level.
Sessions built around what operators and engineers encounter in the field — not marketing decks. Deployments, failures, and what actually works.
Hear directly what is coming from Peplink before it is public. New hardware, new features, and the roadmap that matters for the work you do.
Whether it is a single problem site, a franchise rollout, a maritime deployment, or a healthcare organization — West Networks is where to start.