Case studies

As president of Definitive Computer Solutions, Dominic Eachus is dedicated to ensuring customers receive the fastest, most reliable, and secure networking options available. When he was developing networks to run TuringAI’s artificial intelligence (AI) people, vehicle and object recognition offerings, Eachus had great difficulty finding 5G connectivity solutions that could meet expectations.

Spike Reply, the cybersecurity division of a digital transformation firm, has selected Inseego's 5G industrial gateway for a critical infrastructure project with a gas supplier customer in Germany.

A stable internet connection is essential for maintaining a productive and efficient business. With the cost of internet downtime costing an estimated $2,000 - $100,000 per hour to a business, and only increasing as business become more cloud dependent, having a failover to ensure connectivity can be maintained is a worthwhile investment.

Active Physiotherapy, a healthcare clinic in Australia, uses Inseego's Wavemaker 5G indoor cellular router FWA to deliver telehealth services. The challenge was to find the most efficient and cost-effective way to bring 5G's high speeds and low latency throughout the new clinic.

To increase security at its commercial real estate properties, J. Loew & Associates needed to deploy more security cameras and automate access control for doors and elevators. At the same time, the company was looking to automate control of property features such as LED lighting and water flow for decorative fountains.

Maintaining connectivity through rural Australia and New Zealand, OneSchool Global operates over 120 campuses with nearly 10,000 students across 20 countries. Students at all schools across the globe rely on the company’s fleet of leased buses to get to and from school.

As part of a national effort to enable digital transformation in a variety of industries, a government in southern Europe needed a 5G pilot network that would demonstrate the power of advanced 5G technologies.

The Murray City School District is using Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) spectrum to create a private network for its schools. Jason Eyre, technology coordinator for the Murray City School District, found that most connectivity solutions that support CBRS can’t maintain the speed and performance teachers and students need.

Access to reliable, high-speed broadband is essential for equitable learning today. Without it at home or in the classroom, students can’t connect with teachers, collaborate with classmates, or do research to complete homework. Teachers, counselors, therapists, and others involved in supporting children’s education can get left behind too without reliable connectivity.

Strong internet access is essential for any large, live event. From box office operations to food and beverage points-of-sale (POS) to live streaming, event producers need to ensure they have reliable connectivity everywhere.

Technology has opened the door for students to become creators. Whether coding, designing, building or more, learners benefit from tools that make the process more seamless.