What is a Private Cellular Networks (PCNs)?

I was wondering if you’re facing any connectivity issues with your Wi-Fi network. If you are, I can suggest a tech-forward solution: A private cellular network (PCN).

In the “Wi-Fi vs PCN” debate, I’m often Team PCN – because private networks reduce congestion, allow more devices to connect, enable rapid network updates, improve connectivity, and increase the overall network coverage availability.

Would a faster, more secure connection make a difference for your company? Let’s talk about it.

Why use it?

When was the last time your company analyzed the costs of unreliable connectivity? It’s a lot more than just annoyance.

Think about it: When connections are faulty, automated processes go haywire, and tasks like shelving and picking grind to a halt. A private cellular network (PCN) can improve connectivity, reducing or eliminating those hidden costs.

Let’s discuss the specific ROI of implementing a private network at Cyber Information Technology, Inc..

Why will adopting this solution boost your connectivity, efficiency, and reduce cost?

I thought you might want to see how adopting a private cellular network (PCN) has impacted companies

An auto auction company recently replaced 250 Wi-Fi APs with just 4 private cellular radios – covering a square-mile area with enhanced connectivity. And when a beverage manufacturer installed a PCN, their laser-guided vehicles stopped losing connection and started working consistently. In both cases, the PCN overcame logistical hurdles – providing excellent connectivity over a massive area where the infrastructure made traditional Wi-Fi connections unreliable.

Think you could benefit from a similar solution? Let’s dig into the operations to see how a PCN could improve efficiency

Interested in getting started with a Private cellular network? Let me know what time works for you.