Dallas Love Field Airport is Ready-Set-OnGo for Takeoff
December 13, 2019
Airports are some of the most highly-trafficked public and private spaces today– both physically and…
OnGo for Multi-Family Residential Buildings
OnGo provides a high-speed LTE service that can be deployed quickly for a better tenant experience, and can be used to automate important functions like building security and energy management.
Commercial building owners can take advantage of the latest in wireless technology to provide fast and secure LTE indoors. OnGo is an LTE network that owners can control, providing a competitive edge for attracting new tenants and for offering the latest in building and home automation.
“The [OnGo] phenomenon will eventually make a significant impact, in a positive way, on the CRE industry. First, it will most likely change the traditional cost structure and methods used in providing in-building cellular enhancement, and second, it could improve the operational efficiency of IoT and Industrial IoT platforms.”
How does OnGo make a difference?
Commercial building owners are seeking opportunities to provide modern services so they attract and keep new tenants. OnGo provides a high-speed LTE service that can be deployed quickly for a better tenant experience, and can be used to automate important functions like building security and energy management.
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