Anaptyx signs oceanfront Best Western for managed Guest Wi-Fi.
A brief overview of Anaptyx in 2014!
Today, Anaptyx completed installation of our newest client - an oceanfront 54 Unit condominium property located in Myrtle Beach, SC. The installation utilizes the most cutting edge wi-fi equipment available on the market today as well as several protocols developed by Anaptyx this fall including our proprietary Raspberry Pi based automated network monitoring system. We are appreciative of the business and look forward to serving our newest customer for many years to come!
Anaptyx added its newest client this week - a top-tier assisted living facility with eight buildings located in San Diego, CA. Service will commence immediately, provided by a state-of-the-art wi-fi network fed by a symmetrical fiber-optic connection. We are excited to add an additional location on the West Coast and look forward to future expansion in the region.
Anaptyx is excited to announce that earlier this week a contract was executed with Mohawk Industries, in order to provide wi-fi service and support at one of their largest regional headquarters located in Dallas, TX. Mohawk Industries, a Fortune 500 corporation with a current market cap of $10.63 Billion and over 32,000 employees, currently sees approximately 1,200 users daily at this single location.
Anaptyx just completed it's latest installation for our newest client - a 55 Unit Oceanfront Hotel located on Ocean Boulevard in North Myrtle Beach, SC.
"This agreement also covers territories covered by Comcast and Cox Communications as a result of the upcoming merger and will allow Anaptyx to offer even greater pricing and availability for it's bulk service offerings in over 90% of the continental United States."
"In addition to upgraded access points and line speeds in the libraries, service was expanded in the Wake County Justice Center and two new buildings were added to our network. The public wi-fi service now extends to the Swinburne Human Services building as well as Sunnybrook Public Health Center."
Anaptyx chosen to provide wi-fi for Wake County, NC in 23 public libraries and a new, $180 Million 577,000 sq. ft. Justice Center.
Anaptyx LLC, an industry leader in the WiFi services industry has been retained by The Lazarus Organization. an international business consulting firm with offices worldwide, to offer advice for investment into emerging markets.
“A separate initiative may bring free WiFi to 80 percent of Boston Common as early as this spring, according to Menino’s spokeswoman, Dot Joyce…”
“Nanjemoy resident Jane Creel accessed the town’s Wi-Fi at Civista Medical Center using her iPad.
“I was quite delighted to discover the Wi-Fi,” Creel said. She also said that the town’s Wi-Fi connection was the first to work at the top of the hospital, as the hospital’s Wi-Fi connection was intermittent for her. Creel used the connection to write family and work e-mails…”
The Greenway project could be “key for the city to get free Wi-Fi,” Carnesi says. “Over the next year you’re going to see it happening a lot more. They’re definitely still pushing for it. It’s closer than it ever was…”
“The City of Boston and the Rose F. Kennedy Greenway Conservancy have teamed up with Anaptyx LLC of Watertown to bring a wi-fi mesh network to the Rose Kennedy Greenway…”
“The new network, built by Anaptyx LLC of Watertown, will be accessible from laptops, iPhones, BlackBerries, and other mobile devices, creating one of the largest Wi-Fi hotspots in Massachusetts…”
“According to Jillson, 28,000 people have surfed the web using the Meraki network since June. The Harvard Square Business Association paid about $20,000 to get Wi-Fi access across the 48 acres. Meanwhile, the nearby city of Boston has tried to get a $20 million citywide Wi-Fi project going for years – the pricey initiative only covers a small section of the metropolitan area…”
” Wireless networks that save both money and energy — what’s not to like?”
“Two weeks ago, the Harvard Square Business Association officially launched Wi-Fi access throughout the entire square at no cost to users. With no glitches or problems so far, it looks like the HSBA has given us what the Mayor’s Wireless Task Force could not: free wireless…”
“Home to one of the world’s top universities, Harvard Square normally hosts the exchange of ideas, but can now host the exchange of data, too. On Wednesday a number of businesses and organizations partnered to launch free public Wi-Fi for users within a half mile of the square in Cambridge, Massachusetts…"
“Why isn’t there free Wi-Fi everywhere? I ask this as I sit in an Espresso Vivace in Seattle, typing away and enjoying free wireless (and a truly terrific latte—easily an 8.5 on the Huang scale). Being new to the city and still in the process of setting up connectivity, I’m acutely aware of any and all hotspots I find…”