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In July 2000,
Cisco Systems issued a statement of direction that reflects the
excitement in broadband wireless communications:
"Current
access mediums such as enhanced copper, cable, and fiber competently
serve only a portion of the available market and, with the exception
of fiber, provide insufficient symmetrical bandwidth to meet the
multi-megabit needs of the current broadband fixed market - much
less allow for future data speeds. A broadband fixed wireless network
presents the single best medium for delivering these services reliably,
cost effectively and profitably."
-Cisco Systems Statement of Direction, 3rd
July 2000
ShockWare, being an industry leader with past experience in the
Wireless industry had configured a complete education Wireless WAN
project encompassing over twenty (20) buildings covering over one
hundred thirty (130) square kilometers that serviced over a thousand
computer systems. The Conference Board of Canada rated this project
as one of the top Information Technology Projects in Canada. Today
ShockWare is now consistently providing high-speed broadband Internet
service.
Why
Wireless?
In two words,
No Wire! By removing the cabling and connections of a complex
phone or cable network, ShockWare consistently offers extreme reliability
as an end-to-end service without another company in the middle.
The other advantages include:
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