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Providing access to users in remote areas with no wireline infrastructure is one of the primary challenges that most network service providers are facing today, mainly due to its prohibitive cost and / or environmental implications.

Wireless broadband access technology is often the natural solution to this problem because of its relative ease of implementation, the flexibility of its architecture, and its cost effectiveness. Reintegrate Solutions has established partnership with some of the leader vendors in Wireless broadband access technology so as to design and deliver the best possible solution for our customers.

Undoubtedly, all these years, the wireless transmission technology has become a powerful tool in the hands of telecom and network providers who continuously want to expand and upgrade their network’s coverage.

Additionally, wireless transmission technology is widely used to provide alternative path to very important sites for critical applications. Reintegrate Solutions has great experience in Wireless transmission networks. Our people are experts in this field, with a wealth of knowledge that allows us to deliver reliable solutions that fit the customers’ needs.

The past few years have witnessed a worldwide growth in bandwidth demand mainly due to the expansion of new bandwidth-hungry internet applications.

Network providers for a wide range of networks such as long-haul, Metropolitan and large enterprise networks, are forced to upgrade their fiber optic infrastructures in order to support the new bandwidth requirements. This can either be done by installing new fiber or by increasing the effective bandwidth of the existing fiber. Since the first option involves higher capital expense and lower efficiencies, increasing the effective bandwidth of the existing fiber has become the option of choice for most network providers. DWDM (Dense Wave Division Multiplexing) technology is the most reliable solution for such undertakings due to its technical and cost benefits against other technologies.