Circumnavigate Geographical Barriers

Even in the most populated and urbanized areas, geographical elements can present a problem for connecting networks and providing cellular backhaul to a central site. Rivers and foothills are regular features in cities across the world. In order to provide consistent service on both sides of an obstacle, service providers must find an affordable connection – and leased lines are both expensive and complicated to install...ReadMore

Connecting Satellite Clinics

Many physicians groups and clinics are affiliated closely to nearby hospitals, with physicians performing rounds at both and having significant patient overlap...ReadMore

Higher Capacity and Lower Costs than Leased Lines

Within enterprises and public sector organizations, IT managers are searching for the most cost-effective and rapidly deployable solution for increasing bandwidth and connecting LANs in different buildings or campuses. Historically, there have been primarily two choices: leasing telco lines or provisioning private fiber connections...ReadMore

Fueling Wi-Fi Hot Spots with Broadband Wireless

Public Internet access points – or, hot spots – are the “hottest” new customer attraction at retail outlets. This might be the thing to bridge the consumer/high-tech gap once and for all. Companies such as McDonald’s and Star bucks, along with airports and even new urban pedestrian malls, offer Wi-Fi in their stores nationwide...ReadMore