Wavelink news

Paul Craven appointed Health Practice Lead

New models feature Colour displays, offer ease of deployment, integrated applications, unique customisation options

Organisations must make strategic changes to effectively secure wired and wireless LANs while supporting business applications for use on mobile and desktop devices alike.

In today’s global economy, retailers are being driven by the demands of an increasingly mobile and digital consumer; offering savings, service, and efficiency are merely table stakes.

A smart school is a school that uses the Internet of Things and other technologies to develop an interactive and modern learning environment.

Wavelink, a value added distributor of enterprise mobility and unified communications solutions, today announced an agreement with Swedish alarm and messaging producer, COBS AB to act as the distributor of the COBS SMART1 System throughout Australia and New Zealand.

The Internet of Things, bring-your-own-device (BYOD) office environments, and cloud-based applications are contributing to rapid changes in how organisations deploy and use wireless networks.

Wavelink, a value added distributor of enterprise mobility and unified communications solutions, today announced an agreement with US-based software-driven networking company, Extreme Networks, to be a wireless mobility specialist for Extreme Networks solutions in Australia and New Zealand.

Wireless communications are fast becomes the preferred access method for networked devices, with most organisations now using wireless local area networks (WLANs) to handle network connections and allow for the Internet of Things, BYOD, and cloud-based applications.

Annual awards recognise partners that excel at providing Digium’s Switchvox and Asterisk communications solutions combined with excellent customer service