Verizon offers businesses all the benefits of mobile working

Support for effective joint work of staff in the office and anywhere in the world has become critical to the success of large companies and has become one of the most difficult challenges facing the leaders of information technology departments. To help solve this problem, the company Verizon Business has withdrawn into the market a new managed service MWLAN (managed wireless local area network - managed wireless local area network), which provides commercial organizations and public agencies all the advantages of wireless technology.

The service is Verizon MWLAN, including a standardized wireless networking technology, Cisco, allows customers to securely expand local networks in offices, schools and factories as well as corporate and university campuses (campuses). Employees have access to networks, applications, data and Internet, not only in the office, but also beyond. As a result of rising productivity and expanding the exchange of information. The new decision Verizon Business is already available in the U.S. and 28 countries in Europe and the Asia-Pacific region. It supports a common set of services and functions anywhere in the world, wherever the user before it: in Beijing, Boston or Brussels.

The service is Verizon MWLAN well-suited to enterprises that wish to replace or upgrade existing wired network. This service is based on standard IEEE 802.11. It has a high scalability, and has built security features: a centralized network management and policy, the recognition and prevention of incursions, etc. - that provide access to systems, applications and data only to authorized users and devices.

Each implementation services to Verizon Business MWLAN adjusted to the specific requirements of the customer's network coverage and security. In addition, the company offers customers more specialized professional services that help design, implement and reliably protect the wireless LAN. Following the introduction of Verizon Business is actively manages network monitors to detect unauthorized access attempts and connecting piracy devices, and also generates a complete report on productivity.