2009

Like in many cases Advanced Networks goes on site to discover many obstructions for, what might look, a simple Wireless network. Big investments in hardware and installation can turn into an IT managers nightmares without a proper analysis of the RF environment.

Like many other Baxter inc. keeps counting on Advanced Networks' knowledge and expertise in RF and Wireless Networking.

Hospital AZ Middelares' IT staff in Ghent Belgium is looking to provide the hospital with a state of the art Wireless LAN. The hospital is looking to protect their investment by ensuring that the entire hospital will be able to support bandwidth intensive applications for future use such as the transfer of radiology images and real time operational videos.
Knowing that Advanced Networks is the European leader in 802.11n site surveys and of their unsurpassed RF knowledge of this emerging technology, the hospital entrusted Advanced Networks with the complex RF design.

Healthcare is one of the fastest growing sectors for Wireless LAN. Hospitals all over the world are discovering the potentials of mobile, and "boundary free" data transfer. The now standardized 802.11n has broadened the possibilities even more. Throughput intensive applications such as the transfer of radiology images and streaming videos of endoscopic procedures are now imaginable.
Hospitals such as Inkendaal in Brussels are turning to Advanced Networks, the European leader in 802.11n site surveys, to ensure that their mission critical Wireless LANs are reliable and effective.

Here again Advanced Networks sees the importance of an onsite survey. Most environments have many unpredictable, hidden obstructions that can have a giant impact on the performance of your wireless network. A small coverage gap or interference coming from a neighboring building can cost a company hours of people waiting for their mobile devices to reconnect. A site surveys reveals all these RF and spectrum issues.

The use of wireless devices and applications in medical centers has exploded and has become critical in daily operation. Getting the maximum amount of performance in these networks starts with a good design and planning.

The building will accommodate around 2500 officials. They will use the new 802.11n standard to work with a high performance wireless networks.

Advanced Networks was requested to perform a troubleshooting job on a container terminal in the Antwerp Sea Port. The Container Forklift's scanning system performance was very low and disconnections were regular. After the intervention an action plan was prepared.

Europe's largest independent folding carton producer, employing 1,700 people, requests Advanced Networks' expertise to troubleshoot their VoWLAN network for their site in The Netherlands.

Advanced Networks performs Site Surveys to expand the existing wireless network and make it ready for a new self scanning application ( customer scan their own products and win time while paying ). After the hardware implementation Post Installation Surveys were conducted to verify correct operations of the WLAN.

With a yearly turnover of 1.8 billion Euro, the company ranks amongst the international top of dredging contractors and the top of marine engineering contractors.

Advanced Networks is requested to perform a site survey for a new Wireless LAN network in the German manufacturing plant.

After previous cooperation for several other sites, a global healthcare company with approximately 48,500 employees worldwide continues cooperation with Advanced Networks.
As the first step in the design of a reliable wireless network Advanced Networks performs a site survey in the administrative offices of their headquarter in France.

The company, an international group in the field of building materials with a staff of about 7,600 employees in more than 30 countries, hired Advanced Networks engineers to analyze and troubleshoot the existing Voice Over WLAN network (VoWLAN).

Advanced Networks performs WLAN site surveys for the Romanian site of leading manufacturer of real-time embedded systems, motors, drives & actuators and user interfaces for special applications.

Due to performance and security reasons, Advanced Networks engineers were requested to analyze and troubleshoot the WLAN infrastructure in the European headquarters of the Largest Provider of International Management Development Services in Europe and the Middle East.

Due to the current successful VoWLAN, data and Location Based Services Wireless LAN deployment based on an Advanced Networks site survey, the regional hospital takes no chances and calls on Advanced Networks to continue the surveying in other wings of the hospital.

The water company called upon Advanced Networks to intervene on their Wireless network issues.

Advanced Networks carried out WLAN site surveys in medicine production areas and administration offices throughout the many sites of a leading manufacturer of homeopathic medicines.

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The warehouse chain with 62 warehouses spread out over the Netherlands and with about 62,000 employees requested Advanced Networks engineers to perform a VoWLAN site survey for their headquarters in Amsterdam. The goal is to have the critical information needed to deploy a perfectly functional VoWLAN network.

The Company's goal is to help improve the quality of patient care while supporting care process efficiency in order to assist in healthcare cost savings.

After successful cooperation with Advanced Networks in the past, this company who employs more than 6,000 people, requested a "best in class" WLAN site survey from Advanced Networks. Included in the survey was the definition of RF thresholds for the new medical WLAN device designed for patient monitoring.

Because of the critical application (patient monitoring) that is run on these new devices, Advanced Networks was chosen to perform the survey in order to avoid any possible risks that may occur in the hospital's complex RF environment.

A regional hospital in the province of Antwerp that houses 230 beds employed Advanced Networks to perform a specialized data and Location Based Services WLAN site survey for accurate asset tracking.