Including business demands, vertical markets, a CBRS primer, and solution architecture overview.

Private LTE networks can be deployed using the same basic system architecture that is used for the public LTE networks. However, over the last few years, companies such as SpiderCloud Wireless have dramatically reduced the cost and complexity of building high-capacity LTE radio access networks inside buildings and campuses, making the price per sq. ft. of deploying LTE comparable to Wi-Fi. Other companies have reduced the cost of LTE core network equipment. Many companies are building low-cost LTE modules that can be easily integrated into machines.

This paper begins by explaining the benefits of LTE to enterprises, followed by examples of how it can be used in several large industries, from healthcare to manufacturing and transportation hubs. It provides a primer on CBRS spectrum rules, and then explains how an enterprise can build a private LTE network, provision client devices, and create new services. Finally, it provides a short overview of SpiderCloud’s solution for private LTE networks.

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SpiderCloud has united with other GSA Member companies Qualcomm, Nokia, Ericsson and Intel, in joining the MulteFire Alliance. MulteFire extends the benefits of LTE to unlicensed spectrum, with a simple, secure and seamless network architecture, offering services providers of all stripes – big and small – an alternative to Wi-Fi. At SpiderCloud, we are really excited about the possibilities of MulteFire and would like to share why.

Wireless technology for all service providers – big and small

Since MulteFire is based on LTE, it is a technology designed for wireless service providers. Broadly defined, a service provider is anyone who needs to provide wireless connectivity to its users. This includes not only today’s massive mobile network operators, but also malls that need to provide wireless access to shoppers, stadiums that need to make sure that fans have a fantastic experience, hospitals where guests want to connect, and IT departments of large corporations. All of them face the same challenge that big mobile operators face: How to provide robust high speed wireless connectivity? How to keep the network secure? How to ensure quality of service? How to manage the cost of delivering service per user? Basically, how to be a good, trusted service provider?

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White Paper published by SpiderCloud Wireless Inc.

This paper outlines the challenges confronting Enterprise CIOs and mobility leaders in moving Enterprises from wireless to mobile productivity and the services opportunities for mobile operators as they build coverage, capacity and cloud/services presence inside the enterprise.

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