wVoIP systems are the "killer app" of wireless networking and offer enormous benefits.  However they are also one of the most demanding and difficult solutions to implement.  Systems such as Vocera or phones from Cisco or SpectraLink need stellar coverage and must also consider capacity issues.  Poorly implemented solutions result in unacceptable sound quality.  Too few access points can result in dead spots and dropped calls, while too many access points can cause co-channel interference...

 

From healthcare to small business, the benefits of making applications mobile is obvious and highly desired.  In many cases, client-server applications originally written for wired (Ethernet) networks are ported to a wireless environment.  These applications are often "stateful," meaning they expect a constant connection.  This means unless the wireless network is extremely well-implemented, results will be inconsistent and often lead to the application crashing unexpectedly...

 

Manufacturing is one of the verticals to benefit most from wireless networking. Materials handling, inventory and asset management using wands, scanners and imagers can significantly increase accuracy, efficiency and productivity.  However, due to the constantly changing environment, large amounts of highly absorptive and reflective material, heavy machinery and the need for high levels of mobility...
 
 

Once an organization has grown to the point of needing connectivity between multiple buildings, providing reliable and affordable data throughput becomes a challenge.  Monthly charges from poor performing dedicated leased lines make implementing a direct link highly attractive.  However, the cost of running fiber or other wired solution is often cost prohibitive, making a wireless bridge link an viable alternative.  Because these backbone links must be highly reliable, the need for a well-implemented wireless network is critical...
 
 

From K-12 to college campuses, laptops have become commonplace with students and teachers.  Whether for Internet access across an entire campus, or connectivity for client-server applications, wireless networking has become a fixture for education, in lieu of enduring the expense and disruptiveness of physically cabling the facilities...

 

From 5-star resorts to budget hotels, guests expect nothing less today than Internet connectivity.  To remain competitive, hotels must offer this service in not only their conference rooms, but throughout the entire facilities.  Wireless networks make this possible in an affordable way, without the burden of wiring every room.  Designing these systems to provide the required coverage and reliability needed can be achieved on almost any budget...

 

Mesh networks replace the standard wired backhaul to connect access points together with a wireless connection and offer self-healing and dynamic route optimization capabilities to offer a simple and cost-effective solution for deployment.  Outdoor wireless Mesh solutions allow government agencies to minimize capital, deployment, and operational expenses when deploying high-performance broadband to improve services for employees and local residents.

 

Government and Military organizations see numerous benefits from wireless networks.  Implementations have unique restrictions such as FIPS 140.2 security standards, etc. that require careful navigation from knowledgeable professionals to ensure regulatory compliance.  With numerous references from organizations such as the Dept. of Energy, Dept. of Agriculture, and the US Army Reserve, we can ensure successful and reliable implementations.

 

What happens when a $60 million home built like a castle needs a wireless network that provides the most advanced and challenging services, including wVoIP, Real-time Location Tracking, and home automation, all while being invisible to the users?  The builders turn to wireless experts to pull off the near-impossible.  Find out more about the process behind this solution and others...