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XaaS
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Smart city
A city that uses digital applications and infrastructure to manage various systems such as parking and street/traffic lights. Smart poles, for example, not only provide lighting, but they may also support gunshot detection, panic/emergency
call buttons, security cameras, etc.
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Smart city
A city that uses digital applications and infrastructure to manage various systems such as parking and street/traffic lights. Smart poles, for example, not only provide lighting, but they may also support gunshot detection, panic/emergency
call buttons, security cameras, etc.
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Smart campus
An extension of a smart building where multiple buildings across the campus are connected to the network and can be monitoredand controlled
using various IoT devices installed within these buildings.
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Smart building
A building that uses IoT sensors to monitor and operate various devices in the building. This could include HVAC devices that can be controlled remotely and monitored for
any issues and smart lighting that can be operated remotely,
provide health information or turn on and off automatically
based on occupancy.
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Connected home
A home equipped with various IoT devices like smart bulbs, smart blinds, smart refrigerators and smart HVAC that all can be controlled and
monitored through an app.
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Fiber to the home (FTTH)
Refers to last-mile fiber connectivity to the home. FTTH provides
extremely high-speed internet service on both upload and
download links.
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Managed services
Support services that can range from network maintenance to troubleshooting.
Typically these services are managed by those with expertise in the specific product
or system—enabling customers to reduce downtime and improve service efficiency.
Professional services
Specialized product-related services provided to customers.
The personnel providing these services are highly trained on
their products and may also be certified, if required.
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Analytics
The process of analyzing large amounts of data using mathematics, statistics and computer software in order to extract meaningful and usable information.
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XaaS
A term that refers to any “as-a-service” capability enabled by cloud computing.
Software as a service (SaaS), infrastructure as a service (IaaS) and the like all fall
under this “XaaS” generalized category.
Power distribution
Refers to the transmission of electricity from a
power-transmitting system or power plant to the consumer.
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Switches
Networking hardware that connects various devices on a computer network.
There are several different types of switches, ranging from
basic fixed-port switches to more sophisticated
smart/managed switches.
Data center
A facility used to house critical IT applications and data. These could include networking equipment, servers, storage system, controllers, etc.
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Internet of Things (IoT)
Refers to the vast number of “things” that are connected to the internet and share data with other things: IoT applications, connected devices, and more. IoT devices—including everyday objects like light bulbs—have built-in sensors that can provide and report data and improve how people work and live. Practical examples range from smart home appliances like smart electric bulbs and smart blinds to
smart HVAC systems. The CommScope RUCKUS segment
has a suite of IoT devices.
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Wi-Fi
Provides wireless internet coverage throughout the building. CommScope’s RUCKUS® segment has a wide variety of Wi-Fi access points (APs),
including those that support internet of things (IoT) connectivity.
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In-building wireless
A telecommunication system to provide or enhance cellular coverage inside
any venue, such as a building. As a dedicated system, it may serve
a single operator or multiple operators, depending on the
needs of the venue.
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Smart poles
A simple light pole that can support a variety of smart city applications,
including intelligent LED lighting, security cameras, electric vehicle charging
systems, high-speed internet connectivity,
and gunshot detection, to name a few.
Macro cell sites
Cellular base station towers that send and receive signals
for outdoor cellular coverage.
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Small cell sites
Low-power cell sites that are placed every few blocks to provide coverage while maintaining a low profile/form factor. A small cell installation consists of compact radio equipment and antennas, about the size of a pizza box or
backpack, that can be placed on structures such as
streetlights, the sides of buildings or poles.
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Fixed wireless access
A method for providing in-building wireless internet connectivity to buildings without last-mile fiber or cables. FWA transmits signals from the network
operator’s mobile tower to a receive antenna outside the
building to provide in-building internet.
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