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**Collaborate with mobile signal enhancement specialists
**Engage with a specialist provider such as Signal Solutions to explore ways of enhancing signal strength and coverage within the building. This will likely include the installation of a hybrid DAS system that uses signal boosters and a network of internal antennas to distribute the signal around the building. Take a look at Amplifi-Qx from Signal Solutions for further information.
**Optimise building infrastructure
**Evaluate the building’s design and materials to identify any potential barriers to mobile signal penetration. Solutions such as installing low-emissivity glass, using signal-friendly construction materials, and strategically placing antennas can help overcome these challenges. You can read more about the impact of modern building materials in this blog post.
**Regularly monitor and maintain mobile signal
**Consistently track mobile signal strength and quality throughout the building to identify any emerging issues or changes in network performance. Regular maintenance of signal-enhancing equipment is essential to ensure optimal connectivity.
**Communicate with tenants
**Keep tenants informed about the steps being taken to improve mobile signal within the building. This transparency helps build trust and can make tenants more receptive to any necessary upgrades or disruptions during the improvement process.
The inclusion of mobile signal in the WiredScore certification process highlights the growing importance of mobile connectivity in the commercial real estate market. As more businesses rely on mobile devices for daily operations, building owners must prioritise mobile signal strength and coverage to remain competitive.
By taking advantage of this new opportunity in the certification process, building owners can not only improve their properties’ overall connectivity but also potentially achieve a higher WiredScore certification level, making their buildings more attractive to prospective tenants.
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