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Blog Article by Tobie van Schalkwyk, Business Unit Manager at Duxbury Networking In South Africa, dropped calls and sluggish mobile data are common frustrations, especially indoors. While it’s easy to blame network congestion, the real culprit is often poor indoor coverage. Almost 90% of indoor cellular issues stem from inadequate signal penetration, not network capacity.​ […]

By Tobie van Schalkwyk, Business Unit Manager, Duxbury Networking Mobile connectivity is no longer just a convenience, it is business-critical. As more South African offices embrace hybrid working and digital transformation, the demand for reliable in-building cellular coverage is climbing fast. Landlines are being phased out. Staff are relying on mobile devices to stay connected,

Thought Leadership by Kellen van Rooyen, Account Manager at Duxbury Networking Reliable cellular connectivity is a business-critical necessity. Yet many South African companies still face persistent issues with weak indoor coverage due to infrastructure limitations, signal-blocking construction materials, and growing network congestion. At Duxbury Networking, we frequently engage with businesses struggling with these connectivity challenges,

In South Africa’s vast and diverse agricultural sector, reliable cellular connectivity is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity. From enabling precision farming to ensuring the safety of farmworkers, strong and stable mobile networks play a critical role in the day-to-day operations of farms across the country. However, rural and remote farming areas often struggle with

In South Africa’s increasingly digital economy, reliable cellular connectivity is essential for businesses to operate efficiently and stay competitive. With the growing trend toward hybrid work, companies are more dependent than ever on continuous communication and digital resources to enable real-time decision-making. Even brief connectivity issues can disrupt operations, underscoring the critical need for dependable

As retailers reflect on the bustling activity of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, the festive shopping season is only beginning to peak. South African stores and e-commerce platforms continue to welcome an influx of shoppers with heightened expectations for convenience, speed, and seamless connectivity. Following the initial surge, it’s clear that maintaining robust connectivity remains

Johannesburg 20 December 2024 – Duxbury Networking, a premier South African distributor of advanced networking solutions, announces the availability of the multi-carrier CEL-FI QUATRA 4000e, an innovative in-building cellular coverage solution designed to transform communication in today’s digital landscape. This active hybrid distributed antenna system (DAS) is approved for all major mobile networks in South

As South Africa gears up for the festive season with Black Friday and Cyber Monday approaching, retailers are bracing for an influx of shoppers both in-store and online. Shopping centres, retail stores, and e-commerce platforms expect increased activity from bustling foot traffic to spikes in online purchases. This surge calls for reliable connectivity that can

Duxbury Networking, the exclusive distributor of Nextivity products in South Africa, is excited to announce the availability of the CEL-FI GO G43 smart mobile signal booster. This innovative product, ideal for the retail and fast-food sectors, is available locally to support businesses in enhancing mobile connectivity for customers, staff, and operational needs. The CEL-FI GO G43

In 2023, South Africa saw a 22% increase in cyberattacks. It should therefore come as no surprise that revenue in the local cybersecurity market is projected to reach $628 million by the end of this year. This month, the country is celebrating Cybersecurity Awareness Month providing the ideal opportunity to reflect on how reliable connectivity