Berkeley Varitronics Systems Berkeley Varitronics Systems provides design and consulting services for the telecommunications industry. We cover a wide range of disciplines and client needs ranging from programming, DSP software, hardware production...
AirTight Networks AirTight® Networks is the industry leader in WLAN security. AirTight's wireless IPS automatically detects, classifies, blocks and locates all current and emerging wireless threats. AirTight satisfies all wireless PCI...
SpectraGuard Enterprise
SpectraGuard Enterprise is a comprehensive wireless IPS and Performance Management Solution.
SpectraGuard Online
SpectraGuard Online is a hosted wireless scanning and security solution.
SpectraGuard Planner
AirTight’s planning software designed to optimize both 802.11n infrastructure and WIPS deployment for existing or new deployments.
Xirrus Xirrus, the only Wi-Fi "Power-Play", manufacturers the Wi-Fi Array® architecture that displaces both overlay Wi-Fi offerings and switched Ethernet to the desktop. The Wi-Fi Array integrates 4, 8, 12, or 16 802.11abg+n...
Enclosures
Xirrus has developed a family of Wi-Fi Array mounting options specifically suited for various environments and applications. These covers, enclosures, and...
Rapid Deployment Wi-Fi Kit
The Xirrus Rapid Deployment Wi-Fi Kit includes all the elements needed to transport and deploy a high performance wireless network for hundreds of users....
Xirrus 802.11abgn Wi-Fi Array
The Xirrus Array includes up to 16 Integrated Access Points in a single device with embedded Wi-Fi Controller/switch, Multi-sector Directional Antenna...
Sonus Networks Sonus Networks Inc. provides network transformation through IP communications technology, is leading the evolution of communications networks to support the multi-device demands of today’s digital lifestyle. Sonus...
EDX Wireless LLC EDX creates software tools that are widely used engineering products for designing wireless communications networks, including wireless broadband, LTE, WiMAX, Wi-Fi, public safety, and other mobile wireless systems.
Building Editor Add-On Module
A specialized software package that makes it easy to manage indoor floor plans and outdoor building databases. With its familiar Windows graphical user...
EDXSignalPro + Network Design
The principal building block of EDX’s comprehensive line of wireless network engineering tools, it is appropriate for any system, including broadband...
Microcell/Indoor Add-On Module
A specialized optional module for use with EDX SignalPro that includes additional features for microcell (outdoor and outdoor-to-indoor) and indoor wireless...
Altai Technologies Limited Altai Technologies is a privately held high technology company focused in design, development, and marketing of innovative outdoor wireless broadband solution. The flagship product, the A8 WiFi base station, is mainly...
A2 WiFi Pico Access Point
Low cost pico access point to expand the aggregate network capacity under the coverage area of A8 WiFi Cellular Base Station
A3 Smart WiFi
The world's first outdoor weather-proof 802.11n WiFi product in the market
A8 Super WiFi Base Station
World's leading WiFi outdoor base station optimized for maximum coverage with minimal installation sites
Despite penetration in all markets, WIFI benefits still in infancy for many firms
Although tangible benefits to WIFI technologies have a stronghold in many consumer markets, the B2B space is still finding ways to utilize WIFI throughout enterprises. Vendors are deploying WIFI capabilities for asset tracking, workforce enablement, security, and other critical infrastructure uses. Firms can expect WIFI to be ubiquitous in all areas of business in the next 5-10 years.
In hot development now is the development of customized WIFI technologies to address discreet business challenges. Off-the-shelf may be good enough but not best case. Additionally, 4G deployment is fast approaching as the standard bearer for wireless.
Best-in-Class WIFI Technology Features:
Customization to address hyper-specific business challenges
Scalability to ensure optimized technology functionality regardless of system strain and usage
Strategy addressing 4G deployment
Top Considerations before Buying WIFI Technologies:
Arguably the fastest growing market sector, WIFI technologies seem to improve overnight. It is crucial for firms to understand how and if their technology investment scales to address human capital needs, bandwidth, enterprise software changes, etc. Additionally important, is to understand the promises of 4G connectivity and if your vendor truly has a 4G offering or, if they are betting on client acquiescence in case of early deployment snafus.
Key Products:
1. Berkeley Varitronics Systems provides design and consulting services for the telecommunications industry. The company focuses on providing customized WIFI Technologies and solutions for a demanding market. Included in their service offerings are programming, DSP software, hardware production engineering and, light manufacturing. Their Yellowjacket-TABLET analyzes Wi-Fi using a tablet PC interface. Since the mid-1990s, Berkeley has been producing and deploying several testing technologies including TDMA, CDMA, Wi-Fi, WiMAX and many other applications and standards. The instruments feature spectrum analysis from calibrated receivers, packet demodulation, direction finding, site survey software packages and multipath analysis.
2. Proxim Wireless Corporation is a provider of end-to-end broadband wireless systems that deliver the quadruple play of voice, video, data and mobility. Their systems enable a variety of wireless applications including Point-to-Point wireless backhaul, security and surveillance, VoIP, last mile access, and enterprise LAN connectivity. ProximVision ES , a wireless network management solution, automates configuration processes for more efficient deployment of Proxim Wireless networks. Additionally, the product offers management from a single console.
3. Novatel Wireless, Inc. is a provider of wireless broadband access solutions for the mobile communications market. Novatel’s core business provides workforce enablement through WIFI technologies whose solutions enable a mobile workforce to increase productivity, and improve operational efficiencies. Solutions include 3G wireless PC cards, ExpressCards, USB modems, embedded modules, fixed and mobile terminal solutions and communication software to wireless network operators, distributors, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), and vertical markets worldwide. Our solutions provide mobile marketplace with secure high-speed access to corporate, public and personal information through the Internet and enterprise networks.
4. Multi-Tech deploys M2M (Machine-to-Machine) communications solutions. The firm’s carrier-approved external and embedded cellular and analog modems and Unified Communications products link data over cellular and analog networks worldwide. Innovation in product development is evident in more than 8- patents granted Multi-tech and 20+ million devices operating within their framework of products and services.
5. Tropos Networks focuses on wireless broadband networks enabling cities and utilities to own and control an IP foundation for deploying applications and services that drive more environmentally sound – greener – communities. A single network can be used for one or many applications and scaled to increase performance and coverage as demanded. Tropos has more than 750 customers worldwide and channel and solution partners that provide products and services to help customers design, deploy and implement customized solutions.
Wi-Fi Technology Definition: Wi-Fi is a trademark of the Wi-Fi Alliance that manufacturers may use to brand certified products that belong to a class of wireless local area network (WLAN) devices based on the IEEE 802.11 standards. When Wi-Fi enabled, a device such as a personal computer, video game console, mobile phone, etc., can connect to the Internet when within range of a wireless network connected to the Internet.
The Ultimate Solution Wavion White Paper April 2008
Executive summary The current generation of conventional Wi-Fi metro access points use commoditized chipsets originally designed specifically for indoor environments. When brought to an outdoor environment, these access points suffer from limitations in range and capacity.
Wavion's spatially adaptive beamforming technology is designed ...
The proliferation of technology in the home creates a wide range of choices for the consumer. Serving this audience requires deciding on what types of technology to integrate into control devices - the main access point for home entertainment and appliance control.
Radio Frequency (RF) has emerged as a leading option that offers many benefits. A methodical approach is required in selecting ...
The market for public-access Wi-Fi networks is poised for rapid growth, and telecommunication carriers, including telephone companies, cable operators, wireless carriers, and DSL providers, are well positioned to profit from this expanding market. Indeed, as the range of Wi-Fi-enabled devices broadens, so does the demand for Internet access anywhere, anytime. Not long ago, early adopters had to ...
Even if Wi-Fi is not deployed, PCI requires a quarterly wireless security audit of the card holder environment to identify unauthorized Wi-Fi that may jeopardize the security of credit card data.
Traditionally, these wireless security audits have been conducted as an onsite activity, walking around with a handheld device sniffing wireless data over-the-air. This "point in time" technique is ...
License-exempt spectrum bands make it possible for operators who do not have access to licensed spectrum to deploy wireless broadband networks. Traditionally vendors have developed specific solutions for license-exempt operators, often based on proprietary technology that limits the flexibility and upgradability of their networks.
With Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) ...
In July 2009, the PCI security council issued the “PCI DSS Wireless Guideline” that clarified wireless data security requirements for PCI compliance, provided guidance on implementing secure wireless LANs and outlined methods for protecting against unauthorized wireless devices. Even "no Wi-Fi" organizations are subject to these requirements!
This white paper helps organizations understand how ...
This paper describes a simple technique using the SCA (Subsidiary Communications Authorization) channel authorized for use in FM and TV broadcasting to provide a one-way digital transmission channel for teletext-type service. The channel is transparent to data format. Preliminary field test results for a 9600 bit/second channel are also presented which show average error rates of less than 1 in ...
Wi-Fi technology has carved a path of ever-increasing performance from the earliest pre-802.11 standards through 802.11b to 802.11a/g, with peak data rates rising from 2Mbps to 54Mbps. The latest set of innovations is a package known as 802.11n.
We refer in this paper to two key documents that shape the industry, and will endeavor to maintain consistency in using these terms:
‘IEEE 802.11n’ is ...
It Takes Two to Tango: Using Wi-Fi and WiMAX to Deliver Broadband Wireless Services to Fixed and Mobile Clients
If it is a truism that all new technologies take longer than expected to reach a mass market, few examples can have evoked more disappointment than WiMAX. Conceived almost 10 years ago in the Institute of Electrical Engineers (IEEE), it has progressed through such headlines as `It's ...
Bottom Line: The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) 802.11n standard represents the beginning of the end for wired Ethernet as the dominant local area network (LAN) access technology in the enterprise. Over the next few years, improvements in system silicon, radio design, network control, wireless security, power management, and cost will improve 802.11n to the point where ...
YellowFin™ Mobile WiMAX analyzer is the world’s first truly portable calibrated, demodulating WiMAX test receiver. This handheld unit utilizes the Samsung ...
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