Wireless applications, citywide WiFi, smartphones
Today I have selected two white papers on return on investment (ROI). The reason is that many of you are struggling with tight budgets, so you don’t want to waste your money on useless hardware and software. When it comes to networking infrastructure, how much should you invest in new equipment to get what you [...]
The healthcare sector is rapidly adopting mobile technology – from iPads to Wi-Fi, as well as applications that enable doctors, nurses and other healthcare providers to respond to our needs using the latest and greatest technology. MobiHealthNews is the leading publication for the wireless healthcare industry. Those of you who sell wireless access points and [...]
In this installment of Rory Conaway’s “Tales From The Towers”, he discusses the different types of antennas that can be used for large scale Wi-Fi networks. Before we continue developing the system further, it’s a good idea to discuss all the various antenna designs that go into a municipal design process. I’ve described one type [...]
The Muniwireless How to Get a Grant Guide: Part 1 is now available for download. The guide summarizes the key features of the recently released NTIA and RUS rules for projects seeking funding under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 and provides guidance to those who are thinking of applying for a grant. [...]
This is an Alvarion white paper entitled “Muni Wireless and the Safe City: Municipal Wireless Networks for Safety, Security and Prosperity.” Please download it from Scribd: http://www.scribd.com/doc/16258574/Using-wireless-networks-to-improve-public-safety-in-cities Abstract: Large-scale metro area networks are becoming an increasingly important tool in providing public services and ensuring public safety and security. Ubiquitous broadband networks have not only proven [...]
From Nortel Case Study:Published 2007 Summary: This report examines an oft-touted application that financially justifies a number of muni wireless initiatives, advanced meter infrastructure – AMI. You are probably familiar with the more commonly used term, AMR – automated meter reading. AMR is used a lot to describe anything related to reading a meter without [...]
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