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Accessibility |
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Public wireless networks provide internet users with web access even outside their home or working environments.
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Convenience |
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Wireless connection enables users to employ mobile devices from any location covered by a WiFi signal.
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Increased productivity |
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The utilisation of mobile devices uninterruptedly connected to the network increases productivity in the business sector.
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Easy installation |
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The setup of the network is simple and, unlike classical networks, does not require connection to an optical network in all locations.
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Scalability |
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Adding new devices (routers) is easy and does not require many additional resources.
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Efficient management |
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The software enables complete remote monitoring and centralised management of one or more wireless networks.
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Connectivity |
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The network is able to easily make and maintain a connection with both classic (optical) networks as well as nearby wireless networks (e.g., an internal WiFi network).
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Reliability |
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Mesh technology enables the network to automatically redirect traffic to less burdened routers and thus operate without disruption regardless of the number of users and the quantity of data transferred.
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Affordability |
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The means necessary for deploying a wireless network are significantly lower than setting up a classic network.
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