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Telecom Selects RoamAD Wi-Fi Mesh - More Coverage25 December 2005
Telecom Selects RoamAD Wi-Fi Mesh for More Coverage and
Features
AUCKLAND, New Zealand—December 21,
2005—Telecom New Zealand, the largest integrated
telecommunications provider in New Zealand, and RoamAD, the
leading supplier of carrier-grade wireless networking
software for citywide Wi-Fi networks, today announced that
Telecom has selected RoamAD’s platform to roll-out a
campus-wide Wi-Fi mesh network at Southland Institute of
Technology (SIT).
All students, faculty, and visitors to
SIT will soon be able to access the Internet and roam around
campus with any Wi-Fi enabled laptop, PDA or the new
dual-mode Wi-Fi/3G mobile phones, thanks to Telecom’s move
to cover most of the campus with a Wi-Fi mesh
network.
“SIT is always looking for ways to enhance the
campus for students and for its faculty staff. The new
network will complement our existing technology while
providing another option for how people connect to the
Internet and where they work,” SIT IT Co-ordinator Paul
Jennings said.
The SIT Wi-Fi mesh hotzone will form part
of Telecom’s growing nationwide network of more than 250
wireless hotspots and will be created using RoamAD’s
leading-edge software platform.
“After assessing the
available mesh networking solutions against Telecom’s
carrier-grade criteria, we settled on RoamAD’s feature rich,
standards based, remotely upgradeable platform,” said
Telecom WiFi Innovation Manager Kriv Naicker.
“There are
a lot of mesh vendors out there and RoamAD is one of our
platforms of choice as we work towards convergence. RoamAD
also has a very clear WiMAX roadmap, which is also important
to Telecom.”
Telecom will work with Gen-i and HP to
roll-out and integrate the mesh network.
Colin Henderson,
Director of HP New Zealand Communications, Media and
Entertainment practice confirmed that HP was pleased to
extend its partnership with Telecom in support of their mesh
network initiative with RoamAD.
“This incorporates HP’s
developed payment solution for WiFi networks, mesh networks
and WiMAX solutions such as that to be deployed at SIT” he
said.
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“Convergence is on our doorstep. It is pleasing to
see Telecom at the forefront of New Zealand’s mobile data
market deploying campus-wide mesh networks that will
complement and converge with the mobile networks,” said
Martyn Levy, RoamAD’s VP Business Development.
RoamAD now
has customers and networks in nine countries. The SIT mesh
network is expected to be operational in early 2006.
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About Telecom
Telecom provides tailored
communications solutions to business customers throughout
New Zealand and Australia. With a strong history in the New
Zealand market and a growing presence in Australia, Telecom
provides innovative and reliable information and
communications technology to enable customers to communicate
when, where and how they want. For more information, visit
www.telecom.co.nz.
About RoamAD
RoamAD(™) is the
leading supplier of carrier grade wireless software for
mobile data and mobile VoIP/VoWiFi enabled citywide Wi-Fi
mesh networks, highway Wi-Fi networks, campus hotzones and
wireless backhaul. RoamAD’s radio-agnostic, software-based
platform can be installed on commodity hardware. The
software platform is remotely upgradeable and is optimized
to support mobile broadband data, video and mobile
VoIP/VoWiFi. RoamAD’s roadmap includes 802.16 WiMAX and
Wi-Fi/cellular integration in accordance with
UMA/3GPP.
RoamAD is a trademark of RoamAD Holdings
Limited. All other brand or product names are trademarks or
registered trademarks of their respective holder(s). For
more information visit www.roamad.com.
About SIT
SIT is
an innovative tertiary institution offering a wide range of
post-graduate, degree, diploma and certificated programmes.
In 2000, SIT introduced the Zero Fee Scheme which enabled NZ
students to undertake its tertiary programmes without having
to pay any student tuition fee at all. SIT is based in
Invercargill, Southland and has campuses in Gore and
Christchurch.
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