Telecom Depot Direct has expanded its networking equipment catalogue with a wider selection of access points, routers, and switches aimed at Canadian government agencies and school boards. The Montreal-based reseller says the expanded lineup covers a range of price points, from entry-level unmanaged switches to enterprise-grade, PoE-capable models suited to larger institutional deployments.
More details can be found at https://telecomdepotdirect.com/collections/networking
Government and school IT departments often work within limited annual budgets, which can leave network hardware in service well past its expected lifespan. Telecom Depot Direct notes that many public sector buyers face added costs when sourcing equipment from U.S. suppliers — including currency conversion, duties, and shipping delays — a factor that informed the decision to broaden its Canadian-stocked networking selection.
Canadian organizations across the public, private, and MUSH sectors—municipalities, universities, schools, and hospitals—continue to face persistent cybersecurity threats. According to CIRA's Cybersecurity Survey, 43% of Canadian organizations reported being targeted by a cyber attack in the past year. To fortify their defenses, 78% of organizations allocated between 10 and 25% more funds to IT systems management and cybersecurity, with data sovereignty (69%) standing out as the primary consideration over price when purchasing third-party solutions.
That combination of rising threats and tightening budgets is shaping how public sector buyers approach network upgrades, according to Telecom Depot Direct. The company's expanded catalogue includes enterprise-grade switches, access points, and routers from brands such as Aruba, with the added range intended to help IT departments meet modern security requirements without exceeding public procurement budgets.
"Government and education buyers need networking equipment that's reliable and doesn't strain limited budgets," a Telecom Depot Direct representative said. "Expanding our access point, router, and switch inventory means Canadian procurement teams can find what they need without paying for costly cross-border shipping or import fees."
About Telecom Depot Direct
Telecom Depot Direct operates as a division of Sipply Inc., serving Canadian buyers from its Montreal, Quebec base. The company supplies networking, telecom, and VoIP equipment from major brands including Aruba, Cisco, Yealink, and Mitel, offering new and reconditioned inventory shipped across the country through Canada Post and UPS.
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://telecomdepotdirect.com/collections/networking