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whitepaper Ushering WiMAX to the Frontlines of Malaysia2009-07-17 Green Packet
  Though having a strong first mover advantage, Mobile WiMAX 16e is a completely new technology to Malaysians, hence, it is important for P1 to convince and convert its prospects to long-term subscribers. To maintain its leadership position in Malaysia's WiMAX space, it is critical for P1 to sustain the quality of its services and extend unparalleled user experience. Additionally, the WiMAX service tendered has to be easy-to-use and affordable. To meet the high expectations of WiMAX in terms of delivering high quality wireless broadband services and a level of user experience unmatched by any other WiMAX Operator in Malaysia, P1 chose Green Packet's WiMAX Solutions to offer WiMAX services to residential and enterprise users in Malaysia.

Tags: Mobile and Wireless, Mobile and Wireless		   
whitepaper D-Link Case Study: Dr Pepper/Seven Up, Inc.2009-01-01 D-Link
  Dr Pepper/Seven Up, Inc., the largest beverage division of Cadbury Schweppes plc (NYSE: CSG), is the leading non-cola soft drink enterprise in North America. With a sizable field sales force, Dr Pepper/Seven Up wanted to increase the efficiency of this valuable asset and save time by implementing broadband access in selected sales offices nationwide. They were looking for a way to universally connect 325 field sales people and virtual offices of various sizes to both the Internet and to Dr Pepper/Seven Up corporate servers. After researching several different networking solution providers, Dr Pepper/Seven Up was able to find the right balance of scalability, performance, reliability and affordability when John Hess, director of Network Service Management, found the D-Link Express EtherNetwork DI-704P Broadband Router.

Tags: LAN - WAN, Network Technologies		   
whitepaper Linweld Takes Office on the Road With Global Broadband Satellite Access2008-07-01
  Linweld manufactures and distributes medical, specialty, and industrial gases and welding supplies, as well as clean air products. The company maintains store locations in the Midwest United States. To actively market its products and services throughout its territory, Linweld visits trade shows and maintains a field sales force. But doing business at all locations is not always easy, because Linweld's territory includes many remote areas. That's never stopped the company, but it can slow it down. Verizon Business's Global Broadband Satellite Access answered Linweld's business needs. The solution provides high-speed Internet access virtually anywhere, enabling employees to communicate effectively while at remote locations via voice and data.

Tags: Telecommunications, LAN - WAN		   
whitepaper Zen Internet Offers Successful Home Worker Solution to Peninsula Business Services2008-06-13 Zen Internet
  Peninsula Business Services Ltd provides Health, Safety, Personnel and Employment Law consultancy to a wide client base across the UK. Peninsula's Internet connectivity was proving too slow and inefficient, taking up valuable business time. Advice workers could not input customer information into the company system until the next day and were required to travel into the office. This process was therefore proving inconvenient, as it was difficult to keep customer case information up to date on the company's Intranet-based system. Zen connected Peninsula's home workers using ADSL Max broadband accounts with download speeds of up to 8Mbps, all with free static IP addresses to meet the VPN requirements.

Tags: Network Technologies, LAN - WAN		   
whitepaper Sprint Technologies Offer Immediate Service to the FAA During Hurricane Rita's Aftermath2008-03-11 Sprint
  In the aftermath of the recent hurricanes on the Gulf Coast, the FAA possessed a critical need to maintain continuity of its local operations. With ground transportation virtually impossible due to flooding from Kristina, keeping area air traffic flowing gained new importance. Local FAA facility access was limited as a result of the impassible roadways. Harris Corporation, the FAA Telecommunications Infrastructure (FTI) prime contractor, integrates Sprint products and services to provide the FAA with best-in-class solutions. By leveraging Sprint's CDMA 1xEVDO (Evolution Data Optimized) network and the Sprint Mobile Broadband Card by Sierra Wireless, Harris advances FAA remote access options beyond Dial IP and wireless hotspots to "Almost anywhere" secure broadband.

Tags: Mobile and Wireless, Mobile and Wireless		   
whitepaper ADEC Brings Advanced Learning to K-20 Schools Via Internet2 in Even the Remotest Reaches of Alaska2008-03-01 Juniper Networks
  Distance learning breaks down barriers for Alaska, a state that's more than twice as large as Texas - more than 586,000 square miles with only 12,200 miles of roads. Alaska Distance Education Consortium (ADEC) wanted to deploy network that enables distance education and collaboration across Alaskan villages and towns. To facilitate distance education, ADEC is deploying the AK-20 Network, which will connect Alaskan educational and research institutions to Internet2, higher education's national high-speed broadband network.

Tags: Network Technologies, Education		   
whitepaper Motorola Case Study: E. W. Wylie Corporation2008-02-13 Motorola
  E. W. Wylie Corporation, a nationwide flatbed carrier, experienced unreliable wireless service that resulted in dispatch delays and late client deliveries. As a solution Motorola's Canopy point-to-point wireless broadband platform was deployed by Multiband, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Vicom, Inc. for the trucking company. Now, E.W. Wylie can receive and dispatch client orders nationwide over the Internet to its 120 truck fleet. As a result E .W. Wylie has improved nationwide customer delivery service through the use of Canopy's reliable, cost effective wireless service.

Tags: Mobile and Wireless		   
whitepaper How Two Retired Navy Veterans Help New Recruits at the Great Lakes Naval Station Stay Connected With Family and Friends Without Torpedoing Their Paychecks2008-02-13 Motorola
  Web access for sailors stationed at the Great Lakes Naval Station is limited, slow, and lacks printers to make prints of letters from home, course assignments and pay information. Offsite locations are several miles away, have inconvenient hours, and are expensive to use. A cyber cafe within walking distance of the base was created by two Navy veterans who hired db3 Broadband to install Motorola's Canopy point-to-point wireless broadband network for fast, reliable web access. As a result sailors can purchase low cost monthly access packages to use the café's 15 computers with printers available as well as gaming systems to send letters and photos or play electronic games with family and friends worldwide.

Tags: Mobile and Wireless		   
whitepaper Motorola Case Study: Omsk, Russia2008-02-13 Motorola
  The service provider T-Service is deploying wireless broadband to cover as much as 90 percent of the territory of the city of Omsk, Russia, which supports a population of more than 1.4 million people. The network was originally planned to support the commercial transfer of information from filling stations and automatic teller machines, or what is often referred to as machine-to-machine communications. But the existing trunking system could not support high enough data speeds and did not provide the required coverage, so the carrier began looking for alternative solutions. It chose Motorola's Canopy wireless broadband system, which allowed T-Service to expand beyond its original business plan.

Tags: Mobile and Wireless		   
whitepaper Motorola Case Study: New Mexico Dairy2008-02-13 Motorola
  A dairy in New Mexico, which needed to build a communication link between their office and a new warehouse complex to track their multiple fluid milk product lines, was soured on the costs to trench and bury conventional communication cables beneath railroad tracks and paved lots. For help, the dairy turned to their communication's partner, Industrial Electric Automation, which recommended utilizing milk silos as towers to install a Canopy point-to-multipoint wireless broadband radios. As a result the dairy saved "A lot of money" on installation costs and the Canopy solution has exceeded expectations so much that transmission of barcode scans of all products in the warehouse to the firm's national database will be implemented to keep inventory updates fresh.

Tags: Mobile and Wireless