Networking, IT management

Verizon Business to Launch On Site LTE for Enterprise Customers

Verizon Business announced it will launch On Site LTE for enterprise customers in the US to provide a private, secure on-premises wireless platform for business operations, according to a statement from the company.

On Site LTE can serve as a critical platform to accelerate companies’ digital transformation initiatives, according to Verizon Business.

On Site LTE: A Path to 5G Innovation

Sampath Sowmyanarayan, president, Global Business, Verizon
Sampath Sowmyanarayan, president, Global Enterprise, Verizon Business

With a custom-designed on-premises wireless network, companies can improve efficiency in deployments that include predictive maintenance, robotics, artificial intelligence, augmented reality, virtual reality, and Mobile-Edge-Compute (MEC), according to the statement.

These new capabilities are enabled by a dedicated indoor/outdoor LTE connectivity solution for customers to prioritize their processes, applications and quality-of-service levels (QoS), and a customer dashboard that provides network performance visibility, Verizon Business said.

On Site LTE allows enterprises to accelerate digital deployments and sets a foundation for future 5G technology advancements, according to the statement.

“In today’s global enterprise environment, businesses need to remain agile and have the technology infrastructure and tools that meet the demands of both their workforce and the customer,” said Sampath Sowmyanarayan, president, Global Enterprise, Verizon Business. “On Site LTE gives customers the security, reliability, low-latency and coverage needed to run their businesses today, while establishing a technology innovation path to 5G.”

Sharon Florentine

Sharon is a master technology storyteller and editor with omnichannel experience: books and print magazines, digital, webcast, blogging, podcast, live events and video and associated brand-specific social media content. From 1999 to 2003, she acquired and edited technology books and certification exam prep guides.

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