Next Gen Wireless

Rapidly expand your network connectivity for a fraction of the cost

The next-generation wireless technologies are built to support more secure, faster, lower latency wireless networks from traditional cell phone networks to wireless data networks to Fixed Wireless providers. These technologies will vastly change the face of networking. Because many of these technologies do not require physical cables to connect, this enables rapid expansion of network connectivity without much of the costs of physically running wiring.

For many organizations, slow network connectivity has caused some problems. Have you experienced these?

Delayed 911 Access

Emergency Response

BYOD Productivity

Employee, guest, and resident dissatisfaction

Decreased property value and leasing renewal rates 

Lower occupancy, lower rental revenue, lower lease renewal rates

Decrease of IoT and network devices using corporate networks 

IR/VR applications that need high bandwidth and low latency

Rural Areas with poor bandwidth choices

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We provide a wide range of service options

5G

CBRS

PRIVATE LTE

WI-FI 6

SMALL CELLS

DAS

BACKUP / SECONDARY

CONNECTIVITY

MOBILE DEVICE

MANAGEMENT (MDM)

EXPENSE

MANAGEMENT

  • 5G

    5G – The next generation of connectivity for wireless networks.  5G encompasses multiple wireless spectrums that can work at speeds up to 10Gbps.  There are essentially 3 bands of 5G spectrum:


    • Low-band spectrum can also be described as sub 1GHz spectrum. It's the primary band used by carriers in the U.S. for LTE, and bandwidth is nearly depleted. While low-band spectrum offers excellent coverage area and wall penetration, there is a big drawback: Peak data speeds will top out around 100Mbps.  

    • Mid-band spectrum provides faster speeds and lower latency than low-band. It does, however, fail to penetrate buildings as effectively as low-band spectrum. Expect peak speeds up to 1Gbps on mid-band spectrum.  

    • High-band spectrum is what delivers the highest performance for 5G, but with major weaknesses. It is often referred to as mmWave. High-band spectrum can offer peak speeds up to 10Gbps and has extremely low latency. The main drawback of high-band is that it has low coverage area, and building penetration is poor.

  • CBRS

    CBRS – (Citizen Broad Radio Service)


    150 Mhz of spectrum that was formerly used for government usage that has been released for public use.  Like 5G, there is lower latency and higher speeds and is more secure than traditional wireless spectrum.  There is a licensed and unlicensed tier of this service.  The unlicensed tier provides an economical way to create private wireless networks like traditional WIFI networks.

  • Private LTE

    Private LTE


    A Private LTE network leverages localized micro towers and small  

    cells — conceptually like Wi-Fi access points — to provide coverage and connectivity. It functions much like a scaled-down version of a public cellular network. Private LTE can be based on licensed, unlicensed, or shared spectrum. Private LTE provides benefits ranging from fixed-costs and enhanced data security to improved network performance, making Private LTE the best available wide-area LAN option for a variety of deployments

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