The Overview:

The exponential growth in multimedia mobile devices like cell phones, PDA’s, tablets etc., are posing a real challenge to Service Providers. To address the rising demand for high-bandwidth, data-intensive services with guaranteed Quality of Services (QoS), ISP’s need to upgrade the existing networks at a constant rate which involve upgrading traditional networks with Ethernet cables, fiber, copper wires and other expensive cabled infrastructures resulting in large recurring investments and high capital costs.

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Tsunami® GX800

The Challenge:

Accelerated bandwidth requirements and the huge upgrade costs for leased lines have paved the way for the emergence of wireless solutions as a primary alternative for reliable backhaul and last mile services. With bandwidth capabilities exceeding 4G speeds and wire line equivalent efficiency in terms of QoS, and above all an incredibly low CAPEX and OPEX – wireless solutions have clearly emerged as a technically and commercially suitable choice compared to any other wired last mile and backhaul infrastructure.

The Solution:

Proxim’s wireless solutions can be effortlessly deployed by Carriers, WISPs and enterprises avoiding hassles of unexpected link failures or exhausting maintenance procedures which are common to copper/fiber networks. Proxim’s backhaul and last mile solutions not only accommodate the latest applications involving high speed mobile data, VoIP, and IP video but also add more capacity for legacy voice and data applications. To summarize, Proxim’s wireless solutions helps ISP’s and Carriers scale effortlessly and cost-effectively in no time.

The Challenge:

Public Internet access points – or, hot spots – are the “hottest” new customer attraction at retail outlets. This might be the thing to bridge the consumer/high-tech gap once and for all. Companies such as McDonald’s and Star bucks, along with airports and even new urban pedestrian malls, offer Wi-Fi in their stores nationwide. Setting up Wi-Fi itself is fast and lucrative – but that’s only half the equation. Sufficient high-bandwidth Internet connectivity to offer those in-store laptops is critical. Sort of like installing faucets inside a building, you also need the link to the city water supply outside the building. But leased lines are not necessarily available and affordable in all locations.

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Tsunami® GX800

The Solution:

To enable consistent Wi-Fi hot spot service at all franchise locations, a service provider can use broadband wireless solutions nationwide. Without the expense of installing new cable to every location, wireless point-to-point (or point-tomultipoint) devices can be installed at each store, with broadband connectivity from the nearest point-of-presence. The unique advantage of working with Proxim is a complete wireless hot spot solution: wireless last mile equipment and Wi-Fi access points.

The Challenge:

Customers want competitive prices and high speed Internet access; service providers want to be first in line to sell access. Now that competition has heated up, time-to-market – or more accurately, time-to-revenue – is a key concern. Established telecommunications providers seek to expand footprint and discover new sources of revenue. Market newcomers seek to differentiate themselves from the “old guard” by inventing new, faster avenues to service delivery. Trenching new cable into new geographies will take too much time for both groups, and incurs large expenses.

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Tsunami® QB-8200 Series

Tsunami™ MP-8200 Series

Tsunami® QB-8100 Series

Tsunami™ MP-8100 Series

Tsunami™ MP.11Series

Tsunami® GX800

The Solution:

For the established telecommunications provider with investments in existing T1 or E1 cabling, wireless networks allow expansion from a cabled point of presence. Very quickly and inexpensively, a company can leverage its brand strength into new service offerings and new locales. And because wireless connections are inherently scalable, the service can grow with customers’ needs – without additional infrastructure costs.

For the market newcomers – dubbed “WISPs” or Wireless Internet Service Providers by the press – competing with large incumbents can be challenging. Broadband wireless access gives WISPs a competitive edge in the market. Because the cost of equipment is more affordable than fiber or leased lines, a minimal investment can launch a broadband service offering competing with existing wired broadband. Wireless networks are fast to install, allowing quick ramp-up and reducing time-to-revenue.

As an added benefit for both new and established broadband providers, wireless enables valuable “up-sell” opportunities. Instead of a shared connection, commercial users can benefit from a dedicated link with a fixed Service Level Agreement – made affordable by wireless last mile technology. Also, wireless is an attractive option for network redundancy, which should be a critical part of the corporate contingency plan. For flexible service offerings, wireless last mile products from Proxim come in capacity variations to enable tiered subscriber plans to fit every customer’s budget and business needs.

The Challenge:

Advances in medicine in the 21st century are moving ahead at nearly the pace of medical costs. Both of those points make it essential that a specialist with state-of-the-art techniques be widely accessible to a large number of people. To offer world-class medical service, every hospital could opt to have highly-paid specialists available on staff. Yet there may not be enough patients in need of these specialists to cost-justify having them at each hospital. Conversely, isolating a medical specialist at a single hospital in a large region requires patient or doctor to travel, wasting valuable minutes. The patient’s health is jeopardized, and the specialist’s time is not optimized.

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Tsunami® GX800

Tsunami™ MP-8160

The Solution:

With a wireless metro-area network, interconnected hospitals, clinics and private practices can be linked across a region. This allows many kinds of collaborative health care. The high-speed links allow transfer of large images, such as X-rays or MRI images, allowing an oncologist to give an opinion across the state without traveling. Patients interact primarily with a generalist, and video conference brings the specialist into conversation. This raises staff efficiency while simultaneously improving patient care and the institution’s reputation.

The Challenge:

Though some lucky urban residents have come to take DSL or cable-Internet service for granted and penetration is high, many others – including rural residents – are having a much different experience. Because of the low population density, service providers have found the cost of bringing cabled broadband into rural communities difficult to justify. In more densely populated areas, existing broadband service might be unreliable or expensive – opening an opportunity for competition if a newcomer could afford the infrastructure.

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Tsunami™ MP-8200 Series

Tsunami® QB-8200 Series

Tsunami™ MP-8100 Series

Tsunami® QB-8100 Series

Tsunami™ MP-8160

Tsunami™ MP-8160 CPE

Tsunami® GX800

The Solution:

With broadband wireless solutions, the setup time for establishing broadband service in new geographies is both fast and affordable. The solutions come with scalable bandwidth options and remote equipment maintenance features, and eliminate the need for trenching. Entering a rural community as the first to offer reliable broadband taps into pent-up customer demand. Or, entering into a market with new broadband service that is more reliable or more affordable than the existing DSL or cable provider creates a viable market opportunity. Especially when combined with Proxim’s Wi-Fi equipment in the home, broadband wireless makes an attractive and differentiated service offering.

As an added benefit, Proxim equipment allows service differentiation for residential customers. For flexible service offerings, wireless last mile products from Proxim come in capacity variations to enable tiered subscriber plans to fit every customer’s budget and needs.

The Challenge:

Most schools with Internet connectivity have limited the connection to either the school’s computer lab, or to one computer in each classroom. Children either file down the hall to the lab, disrupting the normal flow of learning; or they take turns clustered around the classroom computer in groups of two or three. Though the student’s learning experience would be both enhanced and more productive by having her own computer lesson at her desk, the cost of supplying a Cat5 connection and computer to each student makes the idea untenable.

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Tsunami® QuickBridge®.11 Series

ORiNOCO® AP-8100

ORiNOCO® AP-4000

The Solution:

Using wireless LANs allows schools to integrate interactive online lessons inside the classroom. Wireless network access throughout the school is much simpler, faster and costs a fraction of wired networks. A shared, mobile computer cart containing wireless-enabled laptops and a printer can be wheeled to classrooms as needed, minimizing expense by not requiring computers for each classroom. In fact, properly positioned access points can even provide wireless coverage outdoors, providing further opportunities to incorporate the Internet into science, physics and other curricula that benefit from experiments and observation outside the classroom.

For schools that do not have any Internet network connection – whether a single temporary classroom, or the entire campus in older schools – an inexpensive wireless bridge can bring Internet access from a main administration building to classrooms throughout the campus. Unlicensed band operation means quick deployment, with no need to obtain a permit or need for expensive and time-consuming cable laying

The Challenge:

High-rise condominiums, townhomes, and suburban home developments have evolving Internet access needs comparable with corporate or university campuses. A large population of users in a single site requires individual connections to each person or office. New structures and communities are being built with Cat 5 cables in the higher-end homes, but units more than a decade old or in less affluent areas lack Internet connectivity altogether. Retrofitting each unit with cabling is much more expensive than fitting new structures with similar facilities. Yet these often urban dwellers represent an appropriate target market for broadband Internet service.

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Tsunami™ MP.11Series

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Tsunami® GX800

ORiNOCO® AP-8100

ORiNOCO® AP-4000

The Solution:

Wireless bridges installed on building rooftops or on each floor as appropriate – especially when coupled with Proxim Wi-Fi access points – sidesteps the issue of complex cabling. Broadband wireless reduces the physical cost and time to market barriers associated with leased lines (business DSL, fractional or full T1/E1) and residential broadband service. Proxim offers a range of bandwidth options to scale with subscriber density, and can meet or exceed both the performance and the reliability of wired service.

As an added benefit, Proxim equipment allows service differentiation for residential customers. For flexible service offerings, wireless last mile products from Proxim come in capacity variations to enable tiered subscriber plans to fit every customer’s budget and needs.

The Challenge:

When a fiber optic loop isn’t available, it’s tremendously expensive and difficult to install one around an existing urban area – or into rural communities. Service providers investigating new markets and sources of income face business justification hurdles in order to authorize new projects, and once approved, it could take years to secure right-of-way for trenching fiber through streets and forests – which costs millions of dollars.

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Tsunami™ MP-8200 Series

Tsunami™ MP-8100 Series

Tsunami™ MP.11Series

Tsunami® QB-8100 Series

Tsunami® GX800

Tsunami® QuickBridge®.11 Series

The Solution:

Building a new network loop and creating a Metropolitan Area Network doesn’t have to be done with fiber optics. Highspeed, carrier-class Proxim wireless equipment builds regional broadband connectivity in a fraction of the time at a fraction of the cost. Service providers secure access rights for several tower sites rather than miles of fiber optic cable. Equipment costs are lower, and easier to repair, upgrade, and maintain. Wireless connections also give service providers the flexibility to offer many different service plans on a single MAN. Once established, Proxim last-mile solutions link the MAN to enterprise, government and home customers.

The Overview:

The manufacturing vertical, usually controlled by stringent country regulations, high raw materials costs and shortage of qualified work force, post the economic downturn, has undergone a paradigm shift in its demands from just efficient to cost-effective solutions as well. In such price conscious markets, it is imperative for an organization to not only be more cost effective than ones competitors but also be more sensitive to the dynamic needs of the market.

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The Challenge:

To achieve this “edge” an organization usually inter-connects all the branches, warehouses, point of sales, to one centralized application via broadband lines, which updates the status in real time as an when an inventory is tracked (e.g.: barcode, RFID tagging), feeding the management with constant information of the products manufactured, delivered and sold helping them locate various cost centers and updating them with the demands of a dynamic market.

The Solution:

With Proxim’s wireless solutions, warehouses, offices and departments can now be inter-connected with much lesser expense and more scalability in comparison to the traditional wired solutions which involve time consuming activities of trenching and cabling not to mention the heavy capital and operational expenditure. In addition to this Proxim with its WLAN solutions provides mobility to employees, using their Wi-Fi enabled personal digital assistants (PDAs) and helps improve the inventory tracking and tagging process within the warehouses thereby increasing overall productivity and reducing expenses.

The Overview:

In the recent times, the academic institutions have seen a sea change in the education fundamentals and techniques. Emphasis from theoretical concepts has changed to practical experience, text books have been replaced by digital note books and laptops .In addition to this, the internet technology has transformed how students research and gather knowledge and the need is not only for seamless, round -the- clock internet access but “mobility” along with internet.

In addition to the above mentioned utility, a reliable high uptime internet access is required to run various applications spanning from simple library management systems, mailing solutions to more complex payroll management systems and resource planning applications for the management and administration of the various departments, faculties and students of a University/School.

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The Challenge:

Traditionally educational institutions have been utilizing wired solutions for providing internet access which involve laborious activities of trenching, cabling not to mention the huge capital expenditure and recurring costs with limitations of immobility.

The Solution:

Proxim provides high uptime, seamless and mobile coverage at a cost far less than traditional wired solutions. By utilizing a combination of wireless backhaul and multi-point solutions to share bandwidth amongst multiple departments within or outside your campus, Point-to-multipoint to connect multiple buildings within your campus, and indoor WLANs to provide a complete, reliable and cost-effective wireless coverage, today’s schools and universities can reduce the overall cost of their networks while increasing network performance.

ITS And Video Surveillance Solutions For The Education Space:

With wireless solutions from Proxim, educational and academic institutions can be assured of a safe and secure campus. Proxim based ITS applications for the education space involve comprehensive solutions ranging from video surveillance of properties and assets such as school buses, parking spots etc to remote administration of traffic applications within the campus.

The Challenge:

As world population increases, so does the need for universally available education. This education ranges from access to skilled labor training and university liberal arts to basic public health information. The problem is how to physically bring together educators and students. Schools in sparsely populated regions struggle with cost-effective course offerings for a small number of students. Students face a limited number of program options, and challenging schedules with commuting. In developing nations, higher education may be impossible without significant wealth and freedom to travel. In farming communities, every member of the family may be needed during the daylight hours.

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Tsunami® QuickBridge®.11 Series

Tsunami® GX800

The Solution:

Wireless MANs deliver a significant step forward in access to education anywhere. By installing wireless point-to-point (covering 40 miles in each hop) and multipoint systems to fan our coverage, Proxim solutions yield coverage for 100s of square miles. Distance learning is extended to distant communities through the Internet and teleconferencing. Transportation to learning centers is eliminated as an obstacle to learning. Teachers of all kinds can deliver real-time lectures, training, or public health updates to people in their own communities. Flexible class times via videoconferencing overcome family and employment juggling. Rather than remaining isolated without a choice in field of study, students access a virtual community of learning.

The Challenge:

Both urban and rural school districts benefit from sharing educational resources and school operational systems. Applications such as student databases, email, and records often reside only on a local PC hard drive. Attempting to connect disparate schools through dial-up or DSL doesn’t offer the bandwidth for database applications, or the accessibility and ease-of-use required for actual use. Leased lines would address these issues, but would add unreasonable cost – and may not be available in many locations. The cost of trenching fiber can run into the millions.

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Tsunami® QuickBridge®.11 Series

Tsunami® GX800

The Solution:

Wireless metropolitan area networks are a perfect solution for linking many schools in a region. Because wireless systems can be installed simply and affordably relative to fiber optics, a service provider could afford to offer an inexpensive MAN to school districts at a monthly fee. Or, the school district could opt to own the infrastructure itself. Either way, wireless provides a viable solution for improving communications and sharing resources between many schools.

As an added benefit, the district could offer low or no-cost Internet access to households in the immediate vicinity to the schools. Using an inexpensive multipoint network or standard Wi-Fi technology, broadband access can be fanned out from the school.

The Introduction:

Every minute if not seconds, there are tens of thousands of transaction happening from a bank, either clients transacting offline with cash, bank cheques deposits/withdrawal via banks or online banking with the convenience of sitting at one’s home or office. In either of the scenarios, an enormous core banking software resides in a data centre, seamlessly updating the databases of client accounts the moment a transactions takes place from every corner of the globe.

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The Challenge:

To facilitate such mammoth updates round the clock, banks require not just a high computing banking solutions but reliable and high bandwidth communication lines, to connect the various banks, branches, regional offices, ATMs and other point of transactions. This generally implies trenching and laying down fiber lines which are cost ineffective, not to mention the time spent, hindering the market penetration pace of a bank, which is a basic necessity in highly competitive market where presence and penetration decides the returns.

The Solution:

With Proxim wireless solutions, Banks and financial institutions can now scale and reach geographies with ease and within no time .Proxim’s point to point and multipoint solutions provides broadband speeds in excess of 4G throughput speeds and high uptime ensuring a congestion free and reliable network of banks, its branches and ATMs. Besides all the benefits, it all boils down to one fundamental question:

Is a wireless connection secure?

Proxim uses superior encryption algorithms to secure communication lines. The most widely algorithm used by Proxim is the is the AES -128 or Advanced Encryption Standard, ratified by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, it is a secure 128 bit key standard, which simply means that it would take 2 128 operations or 340,282,366,920,938,463,46 3,374,607,431,768,211,456 turns to decipher the message for an unauthorized user which is widely known to be out of reach even for the contemporary computing techniques. In addition to this operating within a licensed frequency enhances the security level.

The Challenge:

Research has shown that in metropolitan areas, a fiber optic network loops the city with fiber spurs terminating in only approximately 40,000 of the 750,000 major office buildings in the US. Despite comparable needs, the remaining 710,000 urban office buildings cannot access the equivalent fiber bandwidth. There are not enough downlinks. A highly reliable, affordable extension to those fiber spurs is needed.

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Tsunami® GX800

The Solution:

Proxim wireless point-to-point and multipoint equipment provides the highest reliability and bandwidth for creating a metro-area network extending from an existing fiber spur. Service providers or large corporations install Proxim wireless equipment on buildings with fiber downlinks and fan out broadband connectivity to surrounding buildings. Proxim offers a broad product line to ensure sufficient capacity for major office buildings in a wireless MAN.

Once that wireless MAN is in place, local Internet access can be sold into the community or extended to other company offices in the area. With Proxim’s ORiNOCO Wi-Fi gear, wireless Internet service extends the MAN into the community withWi-Fi hotspots.

The Challenge:

Many physicians groups and clinics are affiliated closely to nearby hospitals, with physicians performing rounds at both and having significant patient overlap. Integrating the satellite clinics with the hospital network is essential to allow physicians and medical technicians to access patient records and input new information in a timely manner -- so that it is up to date and available at both locations. In many cases, clinics are not directly linked to the hospital, are linked via slow dial-up, or are connected into the hospital network with leased lines.

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The Solution:

Health care groups can simultaneously increase access to accurate patient data and minimize operating expense by installing wireless network bridges instead of expensive leased lines. A typical return on investment compared with leased lines is 12 months or less.

The Challenge:

Satellite campus facilities are common for many higher education institutions, enabling better reach to part-time students and the broader community. Connecting these remote facilities into the main campus network often requires leased lines with high monthly fees.

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The Solution:

As with connecting multiple campus buildings, wireless bridges provide an alternative to leased lines resulting in significant savings without adding additional maintenance expense. And, for facilities where guaranteed connectivity is required, the wireless bridge can be used as a redundant link, in the event of failure of the primary link.

The Challenge:

Even more critical than enabling network access is providing a safe school environment. Recent tragic events highlight the growing need for campus security for faculty and students. Video surveillance can significantly increase security when placed at school entry points and throughout the facility, perhaps even acting as a deterrent. While IP video cameras are inexpensive, the expense of laying cable throughout a facility as well as around the perimeter of a campus can forestall needed improvements in school safety.

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The Solution:

Wireless LANs and wireless bridges eliminate the expense of extensive cable pulling. From the main administration building, wireless bridges provide connectivity to the campus perimeter. Network cameras with wireless Ethernet adapters placed on lampposts, school fences, or any other surveillance point transmit back to wireless access points. Inside the school, wireless access points provide a similar function, allowing cameras to be placed inside hallways, libraries and classrooms, with a wireless Ethernet adapter connecting the camera to the wireless access point. All video, indoors and outdoors, is brought back to a central point for monitoring and recording.

As an added benefit, campus security personnel who must also patrol the campus can do so without losing visual contact with all monitored locations. By using an inexpensive PDA, personnel can carry video feeds – and even remotely control camera position.

The Challenge:

Many educational institutions were constructed decades ago, long before the advent of computers and the Internet. For these older facilities, historical value or safety concerns related to possible asbestos usage make cabling for Ethernet very difficult, if not impossible. Even where these are not concerns, trenching fiber and running Ethernet cabling to each library carrel, student dorm room or seat in an auditorium can make a network connectivity roll-out very slow and cost-prohibitive.

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ORiNOCO® AP-4000

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The Solution:

Wireless LAN access points and wireless bridges significantly simplify these problems. Because they are such a quick and cost-effective solution compared with fixed-line alternatives, the payback for wireless bridges between buildings comes typically in a matter of months. For network connectivity within the building, access points deliver broad coverage, without any obtrusive, expensive cabling. Students and faculty connect to the network via wireless enabled laptops.

The Challenge:

Universities, colleges and teaching hospitals have a long history of sharing ideas and innovation through conventions and correspondence. With the advent of new, affordable metro-area networks, the higher education community has identified an opportunity to enrich and advance learning. The challenge is finding a way to keep costs low enough to make the MAN viable, and connecting schools and medical facilities in the outlying communities they serve.

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Tsunami® QuickBridge®.11 Series

Tsunami® GX800

The Solution:

Wireless metropolitan area networks are a perfect solution for linking higher learning and research institutions in a region. Because wireless equipment can be installed simply and affordably relative to fiber optics, a service provider could afford to offer an inexpensive MAN to school districts at a monthly fee. Or, the academic & research consortium could opt to own and maintain the infrastructure itself. Either way, the shared network brings high-speed Internet and academic network connectivity at a lower cost than provisioned separately. Even more importantly, the MAN fosters a community of learning, enables shared high-performance computing and visualization, and links library services throughout the region.

As an added benefit, the academic MAN consortium may choose to extend access to the public sector as a source of additional revenue to defray costs.

The Challenge:

Tragic events highlight the growing need for campus security for faculty and students. Video surveillance can significantly increase security when placed at school entry points and throughout the facility, perhaps even acting as a deterrent. While IP video cameras are inexpensive, the expense of laying cable inside a facility and around the perimeter of a campus can forestall needed improvements in school safety.

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Tsunami™ MP.11Series

Tsunami® QuickBridge®.11 Series

Tsunami™ MP-8200 Series

Tsunami® QB-8200 Series

Tsunami™ MP-8100 Series

Tsunami® QB-8100 Series

Tsunami™ MP-8160

Tsunami™ MP-8160 CPE

Tsunami® GX800

The Solution:

Wireless LANs and wireless bridges eliminate the expense of extensive cable pulling. From the main administration building, wireless bridges provide connectivity to the campus perimeter. Network cameras with wireless Ethernet adapters placed on lampposts, school fences, or any other surveillance point transmit back to wireless access points. Inside the school, wireless access points provide a similar function, allowing cameras to be placed inside hallways, libraries and classrooms, with a wireless Ethernet adapter connecting the camera to the wireless access point. All video, indoors and outdoors, is brought back to a central point for monitoring and recording.

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