InnerWireless® Reports Surge In
Compatibility Testing At The Company’s Wireless Solutions Lab
InnerWireless RF and network engineers ensure
compatibility of vendors’ wireless devices with InnerWireless’
strategic in-building wireless platform
October 20, 2005 [Richardson, TX]
– InnerWireless®, Inc., leading provider of in-building
wireless systems, today reported a significant increase in the number
of wireless devices and applications that vendors are testing at
the company’s Wireless Solutions Lab. Compatibility testing
ensures that wireless devices and systems perform as expected when
distributed throughout an enterprise via the InnerWireless infrastructure.
Alastair B. Westgarth, senior vice president of product line management
for InnerWireless, said that the number of ongoing tests has increased
recently from individual evaluations, to frequently a dozen or more
applications and vendors simultaneously engaged.
“We have tested dozens of wireless devices and applications
in our Wireless Solutions Lab, but we have never before seen such
a rush of activity, which we believe illustrates movement toward
a holistic wireless strategy, where all elements of the wireless
ecosystem work in harmony,” Westgarth said. “We are
pleased to be working on a significant number of services and applications
with vendors that provide technologies such as WiFi, VoIP, cellular
and many others. Our Wireless Solutions Lab exists to help grow,
evaluate and validate how wireless applications perform on the distributed
antenna system. We document the lab findings – both pro and
con – to vendors so that adjustments can be made for the benefit
of end-users everywhere.”
The Wireless Solutions Lab at InnerWireless employs Radio Frequency
(RF) and network engineers who test wireless applications and devices
on the InnerWireless infrastructure.
“Because InnerWireless teams spend every day in some of the
world’s largest buildings and hospitals, we are in a unique
position to identify how wireless overlays such as intrusion detection
and RF management systems can greatly benefit a building’s
wireless ecosystem,” Westgarth said. “In our Wireless
Solutions Lab we can quickly work with various manufacturers to
determine which solutions perform best on our Wireless Utility.
Continually enhancing the performance of wireless devices and applications
is key to InnerWireless fulfilling its mission of helping every
large building benefit from its own 21st century wireless ecosystem.”
Westgarth said that medical device manufacturers are among the
most active participants in the Wireless Solutions Lab because hospitals
and caregivers increasingly want access to all clinical data without
being tethered to a computer terminal. Clinical data and computerized
physician order entry (CPOE), paging and nurse-call systems, and
patient monitoring applications have all been tested in the Wireless
Solutions Lab at InnerWireless.
InnerWireless has deployed its Wireless Utility in several high-profile
buildings, including New York City’s 2.8 million-square-foot
Time Warner Center; Children’s Memorial Hospital of Chicago;
and the National Institutes of Health’s new Mark O. Hatfield
Clinical Research Center, the largest research center of its kind.
About InnerWireless, Inc.:
InnerWireless® deploys its unified broadband wireless distribution
platform in large commercial, healthcare and government buildings
to support a full range of wireless services and applications. InnerWireless,
which guarantees wireless coverage inside buildings ranging in size
up to 10 million square feet, is properly engineered to accommodate
wireless systems essential for interpersonal communications (including
PCS/cellular, messaging/personal data, enterprise voice, and paging);
clinical operations (including wireless infusion therapy/medical
administration, enterprise/clinical data, portable patient monitoring,
and people and asset tracking); and building operations (including
building automation, security and first-responder communications,
and push-to-talk radios).
For more information about InnerWireless, see www.InnerWireless.com
Media Contact:
Tony Katsulos
Jetstream PR for InnerWireless
972.788.9456, ext. 301
katsulos@jetstreampr.com
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