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  • Microwave connections could help speed up delivery of African networks
    By Tervor Burchell, Aviat Networks
    April 2013 [EngineeringNews.com]

     
  • Why we (Aviat Networks) dominate the microwave arena
    Interview with Gary Croke, Aviat Networks
    April 2013 [ITEdgeNews.com]

     
  • Enabling LTE
    The jury is still out on how to meet the backhaul requirements of long-term evolution.
    By Siphiwe Netwamondo, Aviat Networks
    April 2013 [ITWeb]

     
  • Using utility and lighting poles for microwave-based small cell backhaul systems 
    There is more leeway under prevailing twist-and-sway standards than you might think, and carriers should consider using utility and lighting poles for microwave backhaul deployment.
    By Eduardo Sanchez, Aviat Networks
    March 2013 [AGL]

     
  • Building ultra-long IP microwave links 
    Typical microwave links tend to be 25 miles or less in length, but sometimes they need to be longer – much longer...
    By Charles Dionne, Aviat Networks
    February 2013 [RCR Wireless]

     
  • Wind Farms and Microwave Links – Are They Incompatible? 
    Early experience with wind farms and microwave links 30 years ago showed that windmills could interfere with microwave transmissions, but windmill and radio technology have changed considerably since then. Today, microwave planners may be taking extraordinary measures to avoid windmill farms—increasing CapEx and OpEx in the process —and these measures may be unnecessary.
    By Eduardo Sanchez, Aviat Networks
    February 2013 [Wireless Week]

     
  • Utilización de postes para la instalación de enlaces de microondas 
    El uso de torres para la instalación de pequeñas celdas no está siempre garantizado, especialmente si se consideran los niveles de congestión en las redes actuales. Esta es la razón por la cual operadores alrededor del mundo están explorando la opción de instalar enlaces de microondas en postes de alumbrado o de transmisión eléctrica.
    By Eduardo Sanchez, Aviat Networks 
    February 2013 [TeleSemana.com]

     
  • A Strong Legacy 
    Aviat Networks sees a bright future for Wireless specialist VARs in the Gulf region. Karl Osswald, General Manager, Aviat Networks, discusses some of these trends in the industry and the solution the company offers.
    January 2013 [The Integrator]
     
  • Microwave Technology for Low Latency Trading Networks
    Microwave networking can deliver a significant speed advantage over fiber for high frequency trading applications between cities such as Chicago and New York, writes Travis Mitchell of Aviat Networks
    By Travis Mitchell, Aviat Networks
    December 2012 [Wall Street & Technology]

     
  • Know Your Microwave Backhaul Options
    Indoor, outdoor and split-mount microwave radios all have benefits in various deployment scenarios
    By Gary Croke, Director Corporate Marketing, Aviat Networks
    November 2012 [MissionCritical Communications ]

     
  • LTE backhaul: Trends, Technology, Requirements
    Expectations are high for the needs of LTE backhaul: high capacity, high speed, and high quality of service. Providers are building out their new LTE networks at a fast pace, necessitating investments in LTE backhaul as those networks are turned on across the country.
    October 2012 [RCR Wireless]

 

  • Aviat Networks cites construction, not capacity as real challenge in LTE deployment . 
    Gary Croke [Aviat Networks]
    March 21, 2013
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  • Broadband shows great local demand - Increased competition, demand, and speed in broadband bode well for SA.
    Mobile broadband is pegged as the single biggest revenue opportunity in Africa, according to research by Informa Telecoms & Media. In fact, the company predicts revenue will reach $18.5 billion by 2016
    Ilva Pieterse [iWeek]
    March 20, 2013
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  • Aviat Networks expands MTN Ghana role
    Microwave networking solutions firm Aviat Networks has announced that it is now providing comprehensive Spares Management Services, in addition to its AviatCare services to MTN Ghana.
    February 6, 2013
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  • McKay Brothers announces new milestones in low latency networks.
    "It is an incredible technological achievement by Aviat", said Meade, "imagine if you could upgrade your car to have six times as much horsepower. We believe these performance and reliability improvements, as well as the ongoing growth of our network to reach key exchange colocation sites, will greatly benefit all McKay Brothers customers."
    McKay Brothers, LLC [PR Newswire]
    February 5, 2013
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  • Aviat Networks to Demo its LTE- Proven Microwave Solutions in South Africa.
    Mini Swamy, TMCnet Contributor, Dark Fiber
    November 8, 2012
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  • As LTE Grows, So Must Microwave Backhaul
    With the continued expansion of mobile networks worldwide and network modernization – such as the introduction of LTE – the U.S. in particular seems to have been taken by storm. In light of this, Aviat (News - Alert), a major provider of wireless transmission systems, is touting what they call an LT-proven backhaul solution which will provide next-generation networks to microwave communications.
    Allison Boccamazzo, TMCnet Web Editor
    September 7, 2012
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  • Aviat Networks Supporting LTE Growth with Microwave Backhaul
    Stuart Little discusses the growth of LTE, how microwave is the ideal backhaul technology to support it, along with future …
    Erik Linask, Group Editorial Director of TMCnet interviews Stuart Little, Director, Product & Regional Marketing, Aviat Networks.
    August 24, 2012
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  • Fiercel Wireless: Wireless the likely winner in small cell backhaul. 
    Cellular operators are currently looking to small cells (picocells and microcells) as a way to bolster network capacity and better use their existing spectrum resources. However, one of the biggest challenges in deploying small cells is figuring out how to cost-effectively backhaul the traffic from those small cell sites. 
    By Sue Marek, FierceWireless
    June 22, 2012
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    Click to download eBook (Featuring Aviat Networks, and Errol Binda - see page 15 of eBook)
     
  • Gigacom: Wall Street gains an edge by trading over microwaves. 
    McKay Brothers, a firm that sells high capacity links to trading firms, is connecting the financial districts of New York City and Chicago with a new network that aims to execute the fastest trades in the country. This new network, however, won’t be built on private fiber lines. Instead, McKay is taking to the airwaves, building a chain of tower-mounted microwave radios between the Big Apple and the Windy City.

    Why is microwave faster? Electromagnetic waves travel at different speeds depending on the materials they traverse, said Gary Croke, director of product marketing for Aviat Networks, the vendor McKay selected to supply its Eclipse Packet Node radios. Optical fiber has a much higher refraction index than plain old air, thus slowing down light waves moving through it, Croke said in an e-mail interview. By sending microwaves over the air, McKay is able to cut down the round-journey of a packet by 4 milliseconds, Croke claimed.
    By Kevin Fitchard, GigaOm
    February 10, 2012
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  • Aviat Networks to Provide Global Customer Base with Extensive Self-Service and Easy Online Ticketing with Parature. Parature’s growing telecommunications user base of its cloud-based customer engagement solution continues to skyrocket with the addition of Aviat Networks.
    September 29, 2011
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  • Symmetricon: Symmetricom Adds Microwave Backhaul Segment to SyncWorld(TM) Ecosystem Program. Alcatel-Lucent, Aviat Networks, Ceragon, DragonWave, and Nokia Siemens Networks Expand SyncWorld to Bring Interoperable Timing and Sync Solutions to Market for LTE Networks.
    September 19, 2011
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  • TMCnet: Erik Linask, Editor of TMCnet interviews Shaun McFall, CMO, Aviat Networks about the company and the industry.
    August 12, 2011
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  • Aviat Networks Acclaimed Top Microwave Specialist Provider in 2011, by Infonetics Research.
    July 13, 2011
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  • KLIV 1590 CEO Show: Carl Guardino, of the Silicon Valley Leadership Group, hosts this hour-long call-in special featuring some of Silicon Valley’s tech industry heavyweights. On June 28, 2011 he interviewed our CEO Chuck Kissner.
    June 28, 2011
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  • Aviat Networks chairman and CEO talks to Telecom TV’s Martyn Warwick from Mobile World Congress 2011 in Barcelona, Spain, on the growth of wireless backhaul transmission traffic. As mobile operators ramp up 3G and begin to transition to 4G, Kissner says that microwave backhaul is well positioned to service data and voice communications traffic needs for the foreseeable future.
    February 2011
    Click to watch interview
     
  • Redes de transporte que soportan todo tipo de tráfico. Aviat presenta en el MWC0211 sus soluciones de backhaul microondas que además de incrementar la capacidad de y velocidades de los enlaces de radio, están preparados para acomodar de forma simultanea todo tipo de tráfico, ya sea de legado o todo IP. 
    February 14, 2011
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  • Aviat goes back the future with renewed microwave focus. Former CEO returned in summer, and will use MWC to get back to backhaul roots. 
    February 14, 2011
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  • MWC: Aviat goes back to its roots. Returning CEO Kissner says Aviat lost sight of its core microwave business while it pursued WiMax and other businesses. 
    February 11, 2011
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  • Seeking Alpha: Three Gems Among Communications Stocks. One of the hottest sectors this month is in communications network software. This morning I screened on Barchart for the hottest stocks in the hottest sectors and came up with these three gems. 
    January 12, 2011
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  • Bloomberg: Royce's Zaino Interview on Small-Cap Stocks -- Boniface “Buzz” Zaino, manager of the Royce Opportunity Fund, talks about investment strategy for small-capitalization stocks and his recommendation of Material Sciences Corp., Furniture Brands International Inc. and Aviat Networks Inc. He speaks with Mark Crumpton on Bloomberg Television's "Bottom Line." (Source: Bloomberg) 
    January 10, 2011
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  • Aviat Networks Commits to Half-Turbine Renewable Power Purchase from Silicon Valley Power. Silicon Valley Power (SVP) announced today that Aviat Networks, Inc. will participate in its clean renewable energy program, Santa Clara Green Power. Aviat Networks will purchase one-half of the output of one large-scale wind turbine on an annual basis. Aviat Networks entered a two-year green power purchase commitment as part of its initiative to achieve LEED Gold Certification for its new Santa Clara facility. 
    December 9, 2010
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  • Wataniya Telecom is the second operator in Maldives. Wataniya Telecom's mission in Maldives is to provide the most innovative communication products and services to residents and visitors alike. Their services include mobile video, entertainment, and Internet access. To upgrade Wataniya's network to support full 3G services and mobile broadband Internet, a complete overhaul of the national backhaul network was done. In partnership with Aviat Networks, Wataniya overhauled its atoll-hopping communication network to create a state-of-the art, wireless backbone for 3G and broadband leased services.
    November 30, 2010
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    Related case study: 3G Mobile and Broadband Full Service Rollout - Wataniya Maldives
     
  • Aviat Networks CEO, Chuck Kissner, in a recent radio interview, sees global liquidity as an issue that’s stretching networks. At the same time, he says mobile operators are facing pricing pressure on the consumer side. Overall, he’s more optimistic for 2011 as mobile and wireless data devices such as smartphones and the iPad continue to drive bandwidth demand.
    November 23, 2010
    Click to listen to 1590 KLIV interview
     
  • Aviat Networks: Africa needs a wireless backhaul
    November 16, 2010
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  • Now in its 3rd year, the AfricaCom Awards are universally acknowledged as the platform in which to celebrate the triumphs and innovations of the African telecoms industry. Aviat Networks was shortlisted for the Best Networks Improvement category...
    September 2010
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  • Aviat Networks Renews Commitment to Nigeria Market
    September 2010
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  • Nigeria, a strategic market for Aviat - Burchell
    August 2010
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  • Voice & Data Telecom Industry Awards
    August 2010
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  • Outsourcing utility network operations for OpEx and innovation
    Article by Shaun McFall, Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer - Aviat Networks
    Published in UTC Journal (2nd Quarter 2010)
    June 2010
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  • WiMax: Slowly and steadily winning the race. Aviat Networks leads the way.
    June 8, 2010
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  • Aviat Networks Selects Aptilo to Enable BSNL WiMAX Deployments in India. Aptilo Solution Preserves Existing OSS/BSS Infrastructure While Enabling New WiMAX Services.
    April 13, 2010
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  • E-Band Communications and Aviat Networks Sign OEM Agreement for High Performance 70/80 GHz Backhaul Solutions. Agreement Broadens Aviat Networks' Product Offering for Carriers and Enterprises.
    March 22, 2010
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