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NAS Wireless has been recognized by Semiconductor Review Magazine as “Decoding the Role of Semiconductors in Digital Transformation” based on our proprietary methodology, reflecting its position in the industry. This profile has been developed by the Semiconductor Review research and editorial team based on insights from an interview with Eric Stewart, Principal Solutions Architect.
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To begin with, from the moment when a client is onboard to the completion of the task, the NAS Wireless team focuses on identifying customer requirements and other essential benefit optimizations and quickly notices counter-productive actions to ensure that those needs are satisfied.
NAS also provides added services to its clientele to design networks which complements and enhances the pre-existing network. “Our objective is to make the operation smoother in the customer’s company so that the results reflect directly on their bottom-line,” says Bradfield. NAS provides an added advantage because it provides more affordable services compared to clients having to keep wireless specialists in-house. NAS Wireless’ are well-versed in outsourcing services, and wireless expertise becomes a key skill in improving their offerings to their clients. NAS Wireless delivers quicker, more efficient services due to their greater accountability to the customer.
Oftentimes, the most significant challenge in wireless technology stems from communication and logistics. NAS Wireless thus proposes to provision and manage devices, regardless of device type, in a cleaner fashion. As the growing popularity of the IoT indicates its eventual infiltration into almost every sphere of life, NAS Wireless handles the rising security concerns in this realm while providing customized data security.
Through its new division called NAS Exclusive, NAS Wireless seeks to focus on high-end, high-profile residences and home offices in the near future. “We aim to bring enterprise expertise to people’s doorsteps by creating and experimenting with several devices that connect to the Internet,” says Stewart. The future appears bright for NAS Wireless, as it expands into applications dealing with IoT and data security and implements its findings on global projects.
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Company
NAS Wireless
Management
Eric Stewart, Principal Solutions Architect and Jim Bradfield, CEO & Director
Description
Integrator of turnkey Wireless LAN (WLAN), WiFi, and outdoor wireless WAN networks