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Poor cellular reception is bad for business; but you do not have to resign yourself to living with this situation. Productivity and security are at risk. KTS solves poor cellular reception for a wide range of companies and institutions including hospitals, commercial...

Mass Notification Systems are becoming standard in schools, hospitals and other large institutions. and many times, organizations believe they have a Mass Notification System but may be missing key components of the system. Sometimes what is believed to be a Mass...

As available technology improves, buildings are designed to be smarter in order to keep pace with technological advances and new ways of working; sometimes, however, buildings need some help to keep pace with these demands. The Davis Companies had just such a property...

As electronic medical records become the norm, healthcare is placing an increasing priority on the security of patient data and the speed of delivery of that data. Patient data is captured in many different arenas: doctor’s offices, walk-in clinics, pharmacies,...

Once upon a time, we relied on mainframe computers. These monoliths filled chilly rooms and stored all our data. When called upon, the data was transmitted from the mainframe to our device – which, at the time was a stationary computer terminal on a desk, hard-wired...

There are misconceptions about the difference between single-mode fiber optic cable and multi-mode fiber optic cable. The biggest misconception is that single-mode fiber is significantly more expensive than multi-mode fiber. In the early days of fiber optic cable, it...

One of our clients, a biotech company with US Headquarters in Cambridge, MA, expanded to additional facilities in Lexington, MA. As soon as they moved into the first floor of their new space, employees discovered that the new building had unreliable cell service....

The population across the globe is aging. This is causing an increasing volume of patients in hospitals which pushes the healthcare system to its limits. Hospitals are being asked to do increasingly more with the people and infrastructure they have in place. Hospitals...

Smart phones, printers, and TVs, smart thermostats, lights, and locks; most of our daily gadgets are being fitted with “smart” technology. It’s called the Internet of things, meaning that all our devices (things) will communicate with us and with one another. What...