Resource Topics: Public Transit

This webinar will explore the key in-vehicle technologies and considerations necessary to reap all the benefits of mobile broadband on the go. It will also provide concrete examples of how these technologies are used today in utility, public safety, and transit environments.

Guidelines and lessons learned from real-world examples in Public Safety, Utility and Transit fleets. Download your copy today to learn more about how 5G in-vehicle connectivity can transform your fleet.

5G RedCap (Reduced Capability) devices are positioned to help OEMs currently using 4G LTE CAT1 to CAT 4 devices. These OEMs need more capabilities than devices for mMTC (Massive Machine Type Communications), but less capabilities than eMBB (Enhanced Mobile Broadband) devices.

Our research shows that that 5G is well on its way to making a huge impact on business and industry. Download this white paper to look at the progress of 5G and six key technologies that are helping to make the transition from 4G happen.

Technology enhancements in Wi-Fi 6, have greatly improved Wi-Fi performance, especially in areas of high usage and competing Wi-Fi traffic. Wi-Fi 6 provides significant benefits for first responders, transit operations and last mile connectivity using fixed wireless access (FWA).

Download this white paper to learn why LTE and 5G private networks are better than Wi-Fi networks and what organizations need to deploy a LTE or 5G private network.

Download this white paper to learn why C-band is so important for 5G!

The AirLink XR Series expandable platform can evolve with needs and ever-improving technology. Watch this 2-minute video to learn why the AirLink XR is ideal for meeting the needs of Public Safety agencies today and in the future.

In this 3-minute video, see how Advanced Mobility Reporting (AMR) delivers best in class vehicle analytics that enable organizations to have a 360-degree view of their fleet of vehicles.

Download this white paper to learn about what re the key differences between LTE-cat 1, cat-M and NB-IoT in term of bandwidth, roaming and mobility management (handover) capabilities.