RoamAboutTM Success
Stories
Commercial
Pacific Wireless
Decisions to aim for an ultra-reliable service in
wireless broadband technology are paying off for Pacific
Wireless. Pacific Wireless wanted a state-of-the-art
product that offered high capacity at a low cost, as
well as a local implementation partner to design and
integrate the solution.
Pacific Wireless selected Enterasys as its network
technology supplier, and rolled out a new network,
including X-Pedition switch routers and RoamAbout TM
wireless.
Education
The North Broward Preparatory Schools
The North Broward Preparatory Schools faced a challenge
not unlike that confronted by many other schools today:
taking advantage of available technology while working
with limited financial resources. The Schools sought to
put a laptop into the hands of every student thanks to
an infrastructure that offered increased speed and
reliability. A network with Enterasys' RoamAbout, Matrix
E7 and Vertical Horizon solutions became the smartest
choice. To learn more, click
here.
Valdosta State University
An institution with a commitment to technology, Valdosta
State University (VSU) wanted to provide
port-per-pillow, 24 x 7 connectivity to enable students
to access Internet resources outside the traditional
hours of the university lab setting. After it considered
(and ruled out) wiring the residence halls, VSU looked
to RoamAbout wireless, an extremely cost-effective, yet
high-performance, complement to their existing
technology. View Profile.
University of New England Network World
Fusion
"How do you easily wire six lecture halls,
libraries and classroom buildings for Internet and
e-mail access at a 169-year-old New England university?
You don't.
"Susan Mellady, IT director at the University of
New England in Portland, opted for 802.11b-based
wireless LAN technology from Enterasys Networks instead
of hardwiring several campus buildings. She also managed
to save thousands of dollars in the process."
Pinellas County, Florida Government
Computer News
"Pinellas County, Florida, is wirelessly linking
PCs in movable classrooms to Ethernet networks in main
school buildings with a flexible, portable setup from
Enterasys Networks.
"The county's 143 educational sites have 115,000
students, making the school district population the
nation's second largest. Every year, the district moves
trailer-like classrooms depending on student population
growth and shifts."
Government
Town of Enfield, Connecticut
One of the oldest towns in America, Enfield, Connecticut
was looking for a cost-effective way to expand their
network while maintaining reliability. Today, a
RoamAbout wireless network extends connectivity to the
community while preserving historic architecture. The
solution has proven to be easy to install, easy to use
and highly secure as well. View
Profile.
Healthcare
South Jersey Health System
South Jersey Health System selected Enterasys' RoamAbout
solution to provide high-performance wireless
connectivity for its four hospital locations. The new
wireless network extends the benefits of the hospital's
current wired network to mobile users at speeds of up to
11 Megabits per second (Mbps), improving operational
efficiency and reducing costs, saving hundreds of
thousands of dollars per year.
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