In a world seeking simplicity, constructing a Private Cellular Network, also known as a Private Wireless Network, becomes a streamlined and cohesive experience.

This enhances network control and security while avoiding the pitfalls of fragmented solutions.

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The power of end-to-end solutions

Historically, setting up a Private Wireless Network has been a challenging task, often involving equipment from different vendors, leading to a disjointed experience that hampers deployment and management. However, the adoption of end-to-end private cellular solutions promises to alleviate these issues, providing enterprises with superior control and security over their Wireless LAN (WLAN).

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Differentiating Private and Public Wireless Networks

Understanding the key differences between Private and Public Wireless Networks is crucial. These distinctions revolve around ownership, accessibility and intended use, making it clear why Private Cellular Networks are becoming increasingly attractive to enterprises.

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Reasons to choose a Private Wireless Network

The advantages of opting for a private 5G or LTE network for your LAN, whether on a construction site, warehouse, manufacturing plant, or smart city, are numerous:

Control: Achieve seamless visibility across your network, enabling IT teams to maintain control over policies, security, and data.

Coverage and Reliability: Private Wireless Networks provide the coverage and reliability needed for mobile applications, offering seamless handoff between access points, reducing downtime risks.

Security: Private networks require private SIM-enabled devices, ensuring only authorised users access the network, thereby enhancing security.

Cost Efficiency: Private Cellular Networks allow unlimited data usage without ongoing data charges, ideal for data-intensive applications like HD video streaming.

Scalability: A well-designed private cellular solution simplifies expansion, seamlessly transitioning from 4G to 5G and supporting more connected devices without sacrificing performance.

Additional Applications: Private Cellular Networks can easily integrate with Wi-Fi infrastructure to extend coverage and capacity, enabling future applications.