Network designs for e-commerce, finance, manufacturing and logistics

Industry solutions

Seven industries, each with a different failure mode. Below is what actually breaks in each, and how the network is designed around it.

Cross-border e-commerce

Merchants running self-operated overseas warehouses, combining online and offline operations across logistics, customs clearance, warehousing, import/export agency, settlement and tax rebate. The core requirement is stable low-latency access to marketplace back offices and ERP systems.

Accelerated access to multiple marketplace back ends
Data sync between overseas warehouses and domestic systems
Stable payment and reconciliation links

Financial services data centre

High digitalisation, complex operations and expanding service scope create security exposure. The design focuses on link redundancy, access auditing and disaster recovery.

Dual-route redundancy with sub-second failover
Low-latency trading paths
In-city and remote disaster recovery

Smart manufacturing

Automated production lines generate large volumes of data that must reach headquarters and warehousing systems, with edge data sent back for analytics.

Plant-to-HQ dedicated links
Stable MES and ERP access
Video surveillance and edge data backhaul

International logistics

Group structures with multiple domestic and overseas branches providing air, sea and road freight plus customs brokerage. Multi-node real-time data sync is essential.

Multi-country branch interconnection
Integration with customs and carrier platforms
Real-time shipment tracking data

Foreign-invested enterprises

Headquarters in Europe, the US or Asia with IT ownership abroad and systems on AWS or Google Cloud. Chinese branches need reliable access to headquarters systems.

Stable links from China to HQ cloud
Unified egress across offices
Compliant cross-border data design

Software and internet companies

Multiple business units running ten or more systems including OA, ERP and file sharing. Branch access experience is the main pain point.

Branch access acceleration
Unified access to multiple systems
Elastic bandwidth on demand

Jewellery retail chains

Nationwide store networks with combined online and offline operations, in-house OA and ERP, and store servers hosted in data centres requiring BGP multi-line access.

Reliable POS connectivity
BGP multi-line access
HQ-to-store data sync

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