Network Deployment

Wireless technology provides scalable and rapid deployment for central and local government and agencies to share information and collaborate across multiple sites. Sharing data and resources across a wider network of locations and functions, provides instant access to data for quicker analysis, reduces inefficiencies and enables governments to better service its communities and population.

Mobile Working

With wireless broadband government bodies can realize major benefits by taking an enterprise-wide approach to mobilizing their workforce and business processes. For example critical or important information can be accessed and updated out of traditional work environments, enabling workers to deliver improvements in productivity, efficiency and end user satisfaction.

Data Acquisition

Wireless connectivity solutions provide security, reliability, and scalability for the upload and sharing of sensitive data across multiple sites. For example Employment Centres can upload and share data in real time to interrogate un-employment levels, Medical Centers can share information on response rates, whilst Education Institutions can share information on achievements.

Communications

Wireless technologies are enabling better communications overall between government, its agencies and the general public. For example road agencies obtain real time information and can manage alerts displayed on digital road signage about adverse weather conditions, hazards, reduced speed limits and congestion, thereby keeping the public informed and empowered to make smarter travel choices.

Government and Agencies

Mobile technology is significantly expanding governments’ capacity to produce benefits and deliver outcomes for governments, citizens, businesses, and to impact positively on national overall economic growth.

It enables the development of a whole new set of government to consumer, government to government, government to business and government to enterprise applications and services.

It provides the capacity to extend access to existing services, to expand the delivery of new services, to increase active citizen participation in government operations and to change the way of working within the public sector.