eLTE Ensuring Mission Critical Smartly
SINGAPORE, May 22, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Huawei, a leading global information and communications technology (ICT) solutions provider, showcased its innovative enterprise LTE (eLTE) broadband trunking solution at Critical Communications World (CCW) 2014, held in Singapore from May 20 to May 22. More and more companies are supporting the eLTE solution, to promote the development and commercialization of enterprise LTE (eLTE) by joining eLTE Solution Alliance. The eLTE Solution Alliance is a professional ICT organization, formed by Huawei and 29 industry partners. The Alliance shares a vision of transforming enterprises with more efficient communications and collaboration for greater security, productivity and economic growth.
To help customers cope with the new challenges and meet growing demand for "big data" capabilities, Huawei's 4G-based eLTE broadband trunking solution integrates voice, video and data trunking as well as multiple-network applications into a converged wireless broadband communication infrastructure. It provides an ideal shared broadband network for multiple enterprises to exercise control and create synergy in managing communications.
During CCW, Huawei demonstrated its innovative eLTE solution, which has been adopted by various organisations and governments for mission-critical communications in public safety, metro systems, ports and airports. A broad portfolio of eLTE services, including broadband trunking, video surveillance, eLTE quick deployment broadband trunking system and eLTE interoperation with Huawei's telepresence system, was exhibited at Huawei's booth.
With these demonstrations, Huawei aims to showcase the openness of its eLTE technology, its ability to link with other technologies as well as the company's expertise in transforming private networks into broadband communication systems.
At the CCW, Mr. Norman Frisch, Director of Marketing, Enterprise Wireless Solution Sales, Huawei, delivered a keynote speech, "Safer and More Secure Delivery of the 2013 Asian Youth Games - Mission Critical Communications for Smart City," at the CCW's plenary session. Mr. Frisch shared the case study on the Nanjing municipality in which Huawei's eLTE solution was adopted because the government's existing Wi-Fi, WiMAX and 3G public network, in addition to the TETRA network, could not provide the performance, reliability, bandwidth, and scalability required by a government network. To date, the Huawei eLTE solution has covered the entire urban Nanjing area, providing multiple services for the government including visualised commanding and dispatching, smart grid and hydrologic data monitoring, transportation and key location video surveillance, as well as e-governance services. The eLTE network has also been developed to be compatible with the TETRA system to protect the government's legacy investments. The eLTE solution also played a significant role in ensuring the success of the 2013 Asian Youth Games.
CCW 2014 is being held at the international trade and exhibition center at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore from May 20 to May 22. For more information about Huawei's eLTE solutions at the event, please visit us at booth C401 at the international trade and exhibition center, or visit: http://enterprise.huawei.com/topic/ccw2014_en/index.html. For photos of Huawei exhibited at CCW, please download by: https://www.flickr.com/photos/huaweienterprise/sets/72157644373172029/.
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