Carrier Choice
Support for multi-carrier WAN, fiber, broadband, point-to-point Ethernet, MPLS/L3VPN, Carrier Ethernet, and SD-WAN environments.
Managed Infrastructure • Wichita, Kansas
Resilient Technology Without Vendor Lock‑In
Broad Network helps Wichita businesses improve network resilience, reduce vendor dependency, strengthen backup and recovery, and connect multi-carrier, multi-vendor technology into one practical operating plan.
Flexible by Design
One Technology Partner. Multiple Independent Paths.
Your technology should work for your business—not the other way around. Broad Network coordinates existing and new systems while preserving practical choices for connectivity, platforms, equipment, and growth.
Vendor Flexibility
Integrate capable equipment and services already in place, then improve weak points without an unnecessary rip-and-replace project.
Customer Control
Clear documentation, understandable options, and an infrastructure plan that keeps business priorities ahead of vendor preferences.
Accountability & Resilience
One Point of Accountability Doesn't Mean One Point of Failure.
Broad Network can coordinate carriers, network equipment, backup and recovery, secure data services, private infrastructure, on-premises AI, monitoring, and field support through one accountable relationship—while designing independent paths where continuity matters.
Practical Modernization
Keep What Works. Improve What Doesn't.
What You Can Keep
- Reliable carriers and internet services
- Supported switches, firewalls, Wi-Fi, servers, and endpoints
- Business applications and cloud services that fit current needs
- Existing backup, security, and support relationships that perform well
What Broad Network Can Add
- Redundant WAN and carrier paths
- Network segmentation, monitoring, and documentation
- Backup, restore testing, and recovery planning
- Private infrastructure and on-premises AI integration
- Local field support and coordinated escalation
End-to-End Infrastructure
From the Cable in the Wall to Business Services
Network Infrastructure
Structured cabling, fiber, racks, switching, firewalls, Wi-Fi, and physical network cleanup.
Carrier & WAN Services
Multi-carrier connectivity, SD-WAN, circuit turn-ups, carrier handoffs, failover testing, and field validation.
Secure Data & Recovery
Backup planning, scheduled protection, restore testing, retention review, recovery assistance, and continuity preparation.
Private Infrastructure & AI
On-premises systems, local AI models, controlled knowledge assistants, secure access, and infrastructure readiness.
Monitoring & Continuity
Network health checks, documentation, configuration review, capacity observations, and resilient operating plans.
Local Field Support
Wichita-area smart hands, troubleshooting, migrations, equipment replacement, site surveys, and coordinated escalation.
Resilience Review
Find the Single Points of Dependency
A focused review can identify where one carrier, one device, one backup method, one administrator, or one vendor could interrupt operations.
- Internet and WAN paths
- Firewalls, switches, Wi-Fi, and power
- Backups, retention, and restore readiness
- Cloud and on-premises dependencies
- Administrative access and documentation
- Carrier, vendor, and support escalation
Start with the Environment You Have
Request an Infrastructure & Resilience Review
Broad Network will help clarify current dependencies, determine where redundancy matters, and outline practical next steps that fit your business.
Request a ReviewFrequently Asked Questions
Managed Infrastructure Questions
Do we have to replace our current providers?
No. Broad Network can integrate providers and systems that already work, then address gaps, weak points, and unnecessary dependencies.
Can Broad Network support more than one carrier?
Yes. Multi-carrier connectivity can improve flexibility and reduce the operational impact of a single carrier outage.
What is an Infrastructure & Resilience Review?
It is a focused consultation across connectivity, network infrastructure, backup, recovery, security, documentation, and operational dependencies.