Motorola launches new wireless broadband platform
Written by Anonymous on 12:24 AMA new network management tool has been launched by Motorola that the manufacturer believes will offer internet users a secure way to connect to their networks.
The Wireless Manager 2.0 system, which forms part of Motorola's One Point Wireless Suite, is claimed to be one of the most comprehensive options available for end-to-end indoor and outdoor wireless LAN and broadband use.
It is also noted that users will be able to make use of the platform in the "design, deployment, management and ongoing protection" of such systems that are superior to those of legacy wired networks.
Motorola explains a wireless IP network would offer a better service in terms of mobility and cost-effectiveness, but only when planned and operated correctly - which is where Wireless Manager 2.0 comes in.
It adds the software's integrated design tools are capable of delivering "highly accurate optimised network designs" as well as a level of coverage that is more than adequate for handling the latest in voice, video and data support.
Phil Bolt, vice-president of wireless broadband engineering and product management for Motorola Enterprise Mobility Solutions, said the requirements of modern web use demanded more robust tools and the One Point Wireless Suite was designed with this in mind.
"Motorola has an end-to-end indoor/outdoor portfolio that helps deliver purpose-built wireless broadband networks to customers and is leading the industry in its holistic approach to simplifying network design, deployment and management," he added.
This week the firm will be trialling its TuVista software solution at the BT Paralympic World Cup in Manchester using the BTs Openzone Wi-Fi network.
By Noel Mellor
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