Tips for Making the Most of Your Mobile Broadband Deployment
iPass white paper examines top ten lessons learned when deploying mobile broadband service.
Mobile broadband has hit the big time. Today, this 3G technology is used the world over to help business users and even individual consumers stay in touch with each other and the data they need while on the move. When implemented and used correctly, mobile broadband service can help companies realize significant productivity gains while lowering connectivity costs.
To help ease corporate deployments to business users, iPass has developed a white paper that explores the top ten lessons learned when incorporating 3G mobile broadband into the enterprise. Take a moment to download this complimentary white paper, and garner a few best practices for your own custom mobile broadband deployment.
Mobile Broadband Defined
Mobile broadband is wireless high-speed Internet access delivered through 3G cellular networks to a user's notebook or mobile device. Unlike Wi-Fi access, which requires the user to remain within 50 to 100 meters of the Wi-Fi access point, 3G mobile broadband is available anywhere users can receive a cellular phone signal—from taxis, trains or remote stretches of road.
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Here's a short preview of what you'll find in the iPass white paper Top 10 Lessons Learned for Corporate 3G Mobile Broadband Deployments:
Tip #1: To maintain control over connections, devices and costs, you need to organize your mobile broadband access. Learn how to establish corporate policies that determine which employees receive access and how they go about obtaining it.
Tip #2: Today's mobile broadband services are much more flexible than in years past. Learn why it makes sense to customize mobility services for each employee or user group.
Tip #5: Without a centralized point of control for end-user connections, you're left with chaos. Discover how to restore order with well-organized service and support that adds value to your mobile broadband solution.
Tip #8: Mobile broadband connectivity provides another entry point into the enterprise network. Learn how to effectively secure and manage your network perimeter when you add mobile broadband service to the mix.
Tip #10: Tired of maintaining multiple relationships with a bunch of different providers? Find out how you can simplify this arrangement while easing service updates and billing.
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Mobile broadband is making its mark on the business world. If you haven't embraced this technology at a corporate level, the time is quickly approaching.
Mobile broadband has hit the big time. Today, this 3G technology is used the world over to help business users and even individual consumers stay in touch with each other and the data they need while on the move. When implemented and used correctly, mobile broadband service can help companies realize significant productivity gains while lowering connectivity costs.
Take a Sneak Peek
