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Problem: Attorneys practicing before the U.S. District Courts – Eastern Texas district needed wireless internet connectivity.

Solution: Crystal engineered and installed a secure wireless solution which provides wireless internet access in the court house to attorneys needing real-time communications.

Result: The wireless service for the attorneys was so reliable and fast, the service is being expanded to all federal court houses in the Eastern District of Texas now have wireless internet access.
 
Problem: AT&T was engage to build out wireless point to point connectivity between sporting venues at the NCAA Division II championships in Memorial Park, Houston, Texas in order to provide live streaming video on the web. Only problem, the wireless equipment delivery did not show up on the eve of the event.

Solution: Crystal Communications was asked to not only provide wireless network engineering support in conjunction with the 2008 NCAA Division II Championships at Memorial Park, but also to provide microwave equipment in place of the missing equipment.

Result: Crystal Communications Ltd. worked through the night and provided all the point to point microwave equipment needed to broadcast the events on the web on time.
 
Problem: Cyrus One was opening a new data center in Lewisville, Texas and needed a firm to install a large Cat6A and fiber installation for a high profile customer that was relocating its data center to Cyrus One. Cyrus One needed a contractor with a team capable of providing a state of the art installation with zero impact to the customer.

Solution: Cyrus One contracted with Crystal Communications Ltd. and its team of certified Siemon installers.

Result: Crystal Communications provided cabling and cable management services installing cable tray, racks, patch panels and cable management for 2000+ CAT6A copper drops and over 1000+ fiber cable connections with a zero error rate. The installation has attracted attention from other customers who have requested similar installation.
 
Problem: Houston Christian High School needed reliable seamless wireless mobility for its students and faculty.

Solution: Crystal engineered and installed a controller based a 4th generation Wi-Fi solution for the entire campus.

Result: Students and faculty now enjoy reliable, secure connectivity from a wireless system which can handle bandwidth-hungry multimedia content and mission-critical applications.
 
Problem: The City of Mont Belvieu wanted to increase its bandwidth and replace their local wireless ISP service at several city owned facilities.

Solution: Crystal provided an unlicensed wireless ethernet solution connecting each city facility with the main data center at City Hall.

Result: The City of Mont Belvieu now has the connectivity it needs between its facilities with a low cost of ownership and the elimination of recurring charges from its previous provider.
 
Problem: Technip USA (Houston) had three buildings within one mile of its headquarters that were connected via a local carrier. Technip wanted more bandwidth at a lower overall cost as it expanded.

Solution: Crystal Communications Ltd. designed and implemented a redundant microwave ring giving Technip a wireless 150 Mbps link between its headquarters and each remote location.

Result: Technip has the connectivity and bandwidth they wanted with redundancy and reliability they need to ensure all remote sites stay connected with the main office.

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Mon Oct 12, 2009
Demonstrates Virtual and Mobile Acceleration at Canada's leading Government Technology Event. OTTAWA, Canada--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Expand Networks, www.expand.com, the leader in optimizing WANs for bra...
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Mon Oct 12, 2009
Today, businesses are delivering their mission-critical applications over the wide area network (WAN), also known as the Internet. When network outages occur, the financial losses and disruption of da...
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Mon Oct 12, 2009
Samsung Electronics and Yota are now testing Mobile WiMAX 2.0 (IEEE 802.16m), which Yota calls the most probable candidate for the new commercial standard among the IMT-Advanced (advanced IMT-2000) ge...
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Mon Oct 12, 2009
People can sign up for service that is not tied to a location. Salem has joined a small number of cities nationwide with the latest in high-speed wireless Internet service....
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Mon Oct 12, 2009
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski has pledged to "unleash the spectrum" for 4G mobile broadband. According to Genachowski, the next generation of mobile technology will "make all the difference."...
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Mon Oct 12, 2009
Government agencies and other organizations planning to use WiMAX— Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access—networks can get technical advice on improving the security of their systems from a d...
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Mon Oct 12, 2009
Houston — This year’s ISA Expo sought to solve some of manufacturing’s most pressing problems in security, safety, wireless networking, process automation, integration, and energy management. The s...
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Mon Oct 12, 2009
United Airlines has started Wi-Fi service on flights between New York and California, allowing passengers to surf the Web on their laptops and mobile devices. The first United flight using Itasca-b...
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Mon Oct 12, 2009
SIEMENS says its researchers have developed a method for precisely locating objects in factories without the need for special devices or installations. Siemens says the new method uses the existing i...
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Mon Oct 12, 2009
Large design files and videoconferencing key to successful global business. Woods Bagot, one of the largest architecture firms in the world, is using acceleration technology from Blue Coat across i...
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Mon Oct 12, 2009
Competes against appliance-based app accelerators Early-stage software house Replify claims to be taking business from customers of appliance-based WAN optimisation suppliers with its software-only...
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Mon Oct 12, 2009
Clearwire is locked into WiMAX — and barred from deploying LTE — until late 2011 under terms of a deal with its biggest investor, Intel. The pact, which was outlined in Clearwire’s most recent 10-Q fi...
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Mon Oct 12, 2009
Wireless competition is heating up in Philadelphia. Clearwire Corp., which is partially owned by Sprint Nextel Corp. and cable giant Comcast Corp., flipped the switch last week on its 4G WiMAX serv...
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Mon Oct 12, 2009
This is a good overview of WAN Technology. Wide Area Networks (WANs) are used to interconnect networks that are not physically close to each other, might be physically separated across the cities, acr...
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Sun Apr 5, 2009
WiMAX and WiFi Together: Deployment Models and User Scenarios. Speed WLAN connectivity and WiMAX for high-speed Wireless WAN (WWAN) connectivity - WAN. Wide Area Network. WLAN. Wireless Local Area Net...
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Mon Mar 30, 2009
There are several ways of quantifying the performance of a broadband system. This paper will address two pressing issues of WiMAX system design which are interference and capacity analysis...
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Mon Mar 30, 2009
DigitalBridge Communication successful deployment of Alvarion´s WiMAX solution - Focused on self install capabilities and benefit to the end user
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