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With access to Motorola's expanded Wireless Networking Solutions (WiNS) portfolio which includes Motorola Canopy™ Wireless Broadband System, NEW Motorola Access Points, NEW Motorola Ethernet Bridges and NEW Network Interface Cards and Peripherals, such as video servers and routers, we can better serve our customers with a complete wireless communications package. The Motorola Wireless Networking Solutions are ideal for Education, Enterprise, Healthcare, and Local Government.
WWAN:
Hotspots
Universities, hospitals, coffee shops, airports and hotels... many businesses have hotspots to provide wireless LAN service. Either for free or a fee, it's a popular way to offer customers a service they've grown to expect. Most new laptops come wi-fi certified and can send and receive data anywhere a wireless LAN signal is available.
VoIP
Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is exactly what it sounds like, a way of transporting voice conversation over a data network using internet protocol (IP). A telephone call is broken down into digital packets and then routed over the IP network. You might wonder why a business would want their phone system to be VoIP. Cost Savings! Using VoIP, a business can avoid expensive long distance charges while reducing the number of leased lines. There is also a labor cost savings because rather than seperate networks for voice and data they are combined to create one network, which eliminates some administrative cost.
Wi-Fi:
Wi-Fi is the high-speed wireless LAN that allows PDA's and Laptop's to connect to the internet via 802.11 frequencies. Wi-Fi works within 100 meters so users are free to move around the office, campus or home with their PDA or laptop and still have access.
WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network)
High-Speed Broadband
A Canopy™ System is based on a wireless broadband technology that provides for high-speed Internet access and was designed to provide cost-effective, "last-mile" high speed data access for customers who previously were underserved or lived in locations where infrastructure is non-existent. The Canopy system uses Point-to-Point and Poiint-to- Multipoint networks than can distances ranging from two to 10 miles in a Multi-Point configuration, to as many as 35 miles in a point-to-Point configuration.
Licensed Microwave
Point-to-Point and Point-to-Multi point licensed microwave systems is popular with banks, schools, manufacturer's and government agencies. Microwave systems can connect up to 20+ miles. It provides a full bandwidth ethernet LAN connection, is reliable and supports all ethernet functionality and applications.
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