LinkEnzyme:

"LinkEnzyme" is an information technology/telecommunication solution for linking the various scattered business branches wirelessly. Just like, "united we stand and divided we fall", the connectivity bring tremendous strength to any organization. Especially for businesses that are in growth mode and harbors the ambition of being really big, LinkEnzyme is the dream-come-true solution making their visions into realities.

Main Advantages:

¨ Fuels expansion: Information and data sharing changes the whole dynamics of expandability where adding a new branch becomes very easy and manageable.
¨ Significant Savings: Reduces the cost of doing business by centralizing a lot of applications and facilitating the sharing of common data and resources.
¨ Alternate source of revenues: Once the infrastructural back-bone is ready the band-width can be shared with other businesses earning revenues from them. New services can be offered such as mobile phone.

WiMAX Back Bone:

The WiMax standard combines the two, High Speed Data Circuit and Wireless, delivering high-speed Data access over a wireless connection. Because it can be used over relatively long distances, it is an effective "last mile" solution for delivering high speed Data Connectivity to remote locations.

Based on the IEEE 802.16 Air Interface Standard, WiMax delivers a point-to-multipoint architecture, making it an ideal method for carriers to deliver connectivity to locations where wired connections or Leased Lines would be difficult or costly. It also provides a useful solution to rural areas where high-speed lines have not yet become available. A WiMax connection can also be bridged or routed to a standard wired or wireless Local Area Network (LAN).

The so-called "last mile" of any connection is the most expensive and most difficult for service providers, and WiMax provides an easy solution. Although it is a wireless technology, unlike some other wireless technologies, it doesn't require a direct line of sight between the source and endpoint. It provides a shared data rate of 70Mbps to 300Mbps, which is enough to service up to a thousand points with high-speed access.
 

To Increase the reliability, scalability and robustness of the Network, each Branch would be connected to at least two feeds.

Implementation/Execution:

A typical project is broken down into following phases:

1) Architecting/Planning the locations for towers: It involves studying the geographical area the solution will serve and the unique needs of the business.
2) Pilot: The first action phase of the project where a prototype is piloted linking the two branches.
3) Phase wise full roll-out: At the successful pilot, the whole project is rolled out keeping the dependencies of various items in the mind.

Investment:

Cost is broken down in following heading and depends on a particular area and business needs:
1) Initial research and feasibility study involving experts from telecommunication, geologists etc.
2) Land/location for tower
3) Tower construction
4) Equipments
5) Data center for remote monitoring
6) Software
7) Trained skilled staff

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