Motorola offers a wide range of carrier-grade Wi-Fi gateways, routers and access points that can help service providers cope with increasing data traffic on their mobile networks.

As more consumers switch to Smartphones, the rapid rise in the usage of non-voice communications have placed a burden on mobile networks capacity and effected users' experience.

By relying on Wi-Fi platforms from Motorola, service providers can offer centrally provisioned and managed Wi-Fi devices while enabling higher speed capabilities for voice and data communications.

A secure Wi-Fi network infrastructure is essential for telecommunication companies to deliver a trusted wireless connectivity to the enterprise customers, whose greatest concerns are over-the-air transmission physical interceptions.

Besides a world-class hardware design, Motorola's provides field-proven Wi-Fi network software solutions, embedded with robust multi-layered security techniques that provide excellent security for data transmissions.

Motorola's AirDefense Enterprise is the most powerful vendor-agnostic Wireless Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) available. It provides complete protection against wireless threats, policy compliance monitoring, robust performance monitoring and troubleshooting, and location tracking in an appliance that can scaled to meet the largest global organizations' needs.

Telecommunication companies utilizing base stations today face distance and frequency challenges with microwave radio links.

Motorola makes it easy to backhaul or extend your network wirelessly. With its unique multiple-input/multiple output capability, Motorola's wireless technologies can provide long range connections of up to 250km, without incurring high costs through the deployment of satellite links or a network of microwave repeaters.

With scalable Point-to-Point (PTP) radio solutions operating in many frequencies, both licensed and un-licensed, Motorola's equipment provides reliable backhaul when and where you need it, even in the most challenging environments and Non-Line-of-Sight (NLoS) conditions.

Telecommunication companies providing connectivity to corporations located in the suburbs of developing countries face costs limitations. Corporations in these areas however, especially require "last mile" connections where leased lines and fibre optics are unavailable and economically infeasible.

Motorola's Point-to-Point (PTP) and Point-to-Multipoint (PMP) solutions brings significant advantages to SME connectivity needs. Deploying a fixed wireless network that supports the convergent requirements of voice, video and data only takes a fraction of the time to order and provide new leased line services.

With expensive monthly lease costs eliminated, operators choosing wireless broadband to replace leased line connectivity will often see ROI in less than one year.

Motorola's comprehensive portfolio of Point-to-Point (PTP) and Point-to-Multipoint (PMP) solutions provides unrivalled reliable and cost-effective wireless broadband solutions for the business connectivity needed 24/7.

Reaching rural customers with reliable, high-speed Internet access can be an expensive proposition for both Wireless Internet Service Providers (WISP) and customers alike.

However, with the government providing subsidies or grants, Internet Service Providers (ISPs) can now redefine their business strategies to deliver access where they could not before, eliminating existing barriers to market entry.

Motorola's comprehensive portfolio of Point-to-Multipoint (PMP) wireless network solution and broad range of equipment allow ISPs to deploy bandwidth-intensive (up to 12mbps), QoS-reliant data, voice and video services. Motorola can provide PMP in combination with our PTP for backhaul all managed by our One Wireless network management- a total integrated solution from a service provider.