WISP

Wireless Internet Service Provider (WISP) markets are one of the more prevalent uses of Airpath products. Users have been increasingly demanding not only more bandwidth but also access to the Internet from more locations. WISPs exist because some areas are tough to serve through traditional land lines or because the time to lay new land lines takes too long.

WISP companies face challenges of additional government regulatory control due to the RF component while also needing to face the increasing challenges of access distribution, control, and monitoring. Overwhelming consumer acceptance and adoption of wireless internet technologies has meant that WISPs must constantly evaluate their networks to ensure compatibility with new applications, efficiency of the RF resource, and expansion into new often remote markets.

Airpath has been a leader in the industrial fixed wireless markets since its beginnings and has been an early proponent and manufacturer of standard RF technologies such as WiMAX.

Airpath’s experience allows it to serve the WISP markets by offering products:

 That are scalable to economically fit small, medium, large, or even super large deployments.
 Provide robust real time quality of service (QoS) features.
 Support extensive monitoring and control.
 Easy installations, deployments, and provisioning.