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The InnerWireless approach to creating and managing your wireless environment involves a unique perspective on wireless.
Safety and productivity of employees and valuable physical assets drive information technology decisions. Keeping employees safe and continuing business operations are a major concern of enterprises. Healthcare organizations assume the additional responsibility of patient safety and avoiding medical errors. And the viability of all enterprises depends on productivity.
Applications are implemented based on these core drivers, and the immediacy and mobility of wireless increases the value of many of these applications. The productivity increases that can be attributed to mobile telephony (PCS and cellular) are well known. Wireless local area networks are becoming a key part of the IT infrastructure, particularly in environments where mobility is necessary. In hospitals, for example, wireless has been shown to be a key enabler of CPOE (online order entry for practitioners), an application that helps avoid medication errors and conserves caregiver time and energy.
IT networks are constructed to meet certain standards of assurance, including availability, interoperability, cost and capacity. Wireless networks must meet these same standards as well as meet the specific assurance standards imposed by untethered mobile users. In particular, the acceptable performance of applications depends on uniform wireless coverage.
Organizations must create an enterprise-wide wireless strategy to plan wireless applications and to ensure that investments in wireless meet their potential.
The rational wireless solution in your building is a unified wireless platform that delivers all of your wireless applications uniformly throughout your space. It is possible to implement separate infrastructures for each service (PCS, WLAN, two-way radio, etc.), but this approach is expensive and continually disruptive, generates interference problems, and creates a large management burden.
Ongoing management of the wireless environment means that levels of assurance are maintained and applications continue to deliver value as the environment evolves. Not all enterprises are equipped to manage this complex environment. Outsourcing the management of your wireless environment is an option that allows you to concentrate on your core business objectives.
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