Service for Government and Education

Fire departments, police departments, ambulance crews, and rescue services often need information not readily conveyed over their voice only radios. What if your emergency services could receive high-speed Internet services in the field?

• Makes interagency connectivity and information sharing a snap.
• Police and Sheriff's personnel can show mug shots to victims while still at the crime scene or in the victim's home. Officers can receive secure communications that can't be decrypted by someone with a scanner (or a packet sniffer for that matter) . Amber alerts go out with pictures. Receive or send/check fingerprints and digital pictures from the field. Set up security cameras in a couple of hours for special events or protests. Transfer large files. Access criminal databases while in the field. File reports remotely and keep patrol cars in the field an extra 2 - 3 hours a day.
• Fire departments could view building drawings at the scene of a fire. Investigators can file digital pictures immediately from the scene. Enable vehicle tracking. Map Hazmat storage areas.
• Rescue teams can receive topographical maps in the field.

The features are only limited by your imagination. Give us a call to discuss your vision and funding options.

Things that need monitoring can be conveniently near your base of operations or far away, sometimes in remote locations with few or no utility services. Monitoring jobs come in many types and sizes, from watershed monitoring instruments to traffic cameras on a highway. A short list could include:

• Watershed measuring instruments
• Monitor city's wells and pumping stations
• Roadside cameras
• Intrusion detection
• Security cameras
• Port, airport, border surveillance
• Seismic instrumentation
• Weather monitoring equipment
• Solar powered options

These devices can be linked together and to your base of operations or the Internet using wireless "backhauls". noWYR can show you how or do the job for you.

Rapid deployment for unusual circumstances such as disasters, special events, or conventions.

Any modern office or department needs to have its computers linked together in a network. "Internal" networks and Intranets can be difficult to set up. Hauling wires around the office and through false ceilings and floors is not as straightforward as it seems. Routing a wire near the wrong device or appliance can result in a link that will never work properly. There are also safety considerations to be considered, not the least of which is accidental electrocution from network wiring that parallels electrical service.

Often, a wireless network is the better choice for an office network. Your desks and computers can be relocated with ease and without the necessity of rewiring the building to accommodate the moves. New computers and printers can be "plugged in" in minutes instead of days. With modern wireless equipment, your office can be just as secure as if you were using wires, without the hassle.

noWYR can install a first-class network for you -- with or without wires.

The traditional way of connecting locations together has been to string or dig wires from one point to the other or rent space on the public telephone system. The former method is expensive, disruptive, and slow. It may also involve having to negotiate expensive easements across properties not owned by the parties being connected. The latter method when it is available, is just plain expensive. High-speed data lines may not be available in one or both neighborhoods. Available lines may not offer as much bandwidth as needed. And high-speed lines are an expensive ongoing expense.

Wireless connections can bypass a lot of the hassle and expense present in the old-fashioned methods while maintaining the security of a wired solution.

Give us your connection problem. We'll solve it.

Signs at bus stops, light rail depots, on buildings, over roadways. Signs that can change their message with a few keystrokes on a computer.

The possibilities are only limited by your imagination.