What is EnterNet?+
EnterNet is Innovera's branch-to-branch wireless connectivity service. Instead of connecting your branches through VPN tunnels over consumer internet or expensive Metro Ethernet circuits from a carrier, EnterNet builds a private wireless backbone that links your sites directly. We engineer, install, and manage the wireless infrastructure — you get carrier-grade connectivity without the carrier.
How is EnterNet different from a site-to-site VPN?+
A VPN is a logical tunnel that runs over someone else's physical network. When that network has an outage, your VPN goes down with it. EnterNet is your own physical network — wireless links between your sites that don't depend on any carrier or the public internet. The result is lower latency, higher reliability, and full control over bandwidth and uptime.
How is EnterNet different from Metro Ethernet?+
Metro Ethernet is a carrier-provided service with recurring per-circuit charges, limited geographic availability, and carrier-controlled provisioning timelines. EnterNet is your own infrastructure — a one-time capital investment with lower recurring costs, the ability to add sites on your timeline, and bandwidth that you control by upgrading radios, not filing change orders.
Which Jamaican companies use EnterNet?+
EnterNet powers branch-to-branch connectivity for major Jamaican enterprises including Jamaica Broilers, Seprod, and the Jamaica Customs Agency (JCA). These organizations rely on EnterNet to connect production facilities, distribution centers, and administrative offices across the island — often in locations where carrier Metro Ethernet is unavailable or unreliable.
What bandwidth can EnterNet deliver?+
EnterNet links deliver 100 Mbps to 10 Gbps depending on the distance between sites and the frequency band used. Short links in 60 GHz can deliver multi-gigabit throughput; longer links in licensed 11 GHz bands deliver hundreds of Mbps over 30+ km. We design each link based on your bandwidth requirements and site topology.
Do we need line of sight between sites?+
Most wireless backbone links require line of sight or near-line-of-sight between sites. We conduct path surveys during the design phase to verify feasibility. If a direct path isn't available, we can use intermediate relay sites or tower infrastructure to create the path. Jamaica's relatively flat coastal areas and hilly interior both present opportunities — and challenges — that we engineer around.
What happens if a wireless link goes down?+
Our 24/7 monitoring detects link degradation or failure immediately and alerts our engineering team. Most link issues are resolved remotely within minutes. For hardware failures, we maintain spare radios and can dispatch a technician for same-day or next-day replacement. For critical links, we design redundant paths so traffic fails over automatically.
Can EnterNet replace our carrier entirely?+
EnterNet can replace inter-site carrier circuits, but most businesses still need internet connectivity at each site (or concentrated at a headquarters with the backbone distributing it). We can design the backbone to concentrate internet access at a single high-capacity site and distribute it to branches — reducing your total internet spend while improving inter-site performance.
