Beneficência Portuguesa: Administrative Connectivity with Huawei

The project focused on the administrative building of BP — A Beneficência Portuguesa de São Paulo. According to Huawei Brazil's publication, this environment handled a high volume of data and operated with outdated connectivity infrastructure.

The need was to expand connectivity for administrative operations, with attention to administrative, executive management, and president's office areas. This scope is important: the documented case study concerns the administrative network, not modernization already completed in clinical or hospital areas.

More than replacing components, the project required a network foundation capable of combining coverage, speed, stability, and simpler management for users and the team responsible for the infrastructure.

Planning discussions began about two years before the case study was published. The source does not provide a formal completion date, availability metrics, number of users, or equipment volumes; therefore, those figures are not estimated here.

The disclosed architecture combines access and distribution switches, access points for the Wi-Fi 6 network, and cloud-based data management capabilities. Together, they create an integrated layer spanning wired connectivity, wireless access, and network administration.

The publication also records the use of PoE+ equipment, a technology that carries power and data over network cabling to compatible devices. No models, quantities, or detailed logical design of the solution were published.

As a Huawei partner in Brazil, ADD Solution was responsible for deploying and configuring the equipment presented in the case study. The work covered integration of the infrastructure components and their preparation for operation in the administrative environment.

The engagement followed an infrastructure-as-a-service model. In addition to the equipment defined in the project, the disclosed scope includes support, monitoring, and ongoing operational support—an approach that connects the initial deployment with service continuity.