Wireless networks can do more than provide instant communication and mobility to your organization.  When you invest in a wireless network, you own and manage it reducing or even eliminating recurring leased line fees.  As a result, clients typically realize a positive return on investment (ROI) with 2 years of their project completion.

NIC has the capacity to design, manage, install, and maintain all wireless networks.  Our wireless team is experienced in wireless LAN, 802.11 signals, point to point and point to multi-point connects, licensed bandwidths and even tower construction.   By engaging NIC in the design phase of your project, we can better develop a solution that can grow with your business and fully meets your organization's needs of connectivity as part of a total solution.

Wireless networks require minimal quantities of wiring and cabling, making them less expensive and faster to deploy than traditional cabled connections.  Additional benefits include a reduction in network duplication while offering reliable high-speed network interconnectivity.& MESH networks are now expanding the range and speed of wireless networks extending the secure connection to campus and city-wide ranges.  A secure MESH network allows continuous network connection, even while moving throughout the coverage area at high speeds.

With an NIC Support Services package, we can extend the lifespan of your system and reduce down time from outages.   Our NetStat system monitors your network and alerts your key players if something should go down within your system.  Further, we can provide you with a published emergency recovery plan.

The Only Solution is a Total Solution.

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NIC Recommends the following on Wireless Solutions:

Redline Communications receives FCC first approvals for WiMAX 3.65GHz Products:

Released November 16, 2007

Fast Company Magazine article on Motorola MESH :

Printed in the November 2007 Issue

"Wi-fi meets the Wire - Motorola's high speed wireless networks give cops slick new tools to fight crime." by Mark Lactor

Cisco presented Webcast on 802.11N presented for end-users :

Presented October 26th, 2007 from 8:30am-11am

"Keep your business on the move. Learn how to enhance productivity, collaboration, and responsiveness through wireless."

Motorola presented Video Case-Studies for Governments :

Updated Continuously

"Learn how Motorola solutions help connect governments to the information needed to complete your missions."

Ceragon's Press Release for the Paradise Valley Unified School District wireless project:

NIC connected 52 district buildings using point-to-point and point-to-multipoint licensed connections creating a data platform for continued growth and expansion.