From the field: the deployment that proved the model
West Networks proved the New Enterprise on a remote job site before it had a name. In 2008, an environmental research firm needed to move terabytes of field data — video, imagery, audio — from wind-farm sites with no fiber for miles. The traditional build came in around \$250,000. West Networks built it with two Peplink routers bonding ordinary cellular — about a tenth of the cost — and it worked reliably where the traditional model could not even reach.
Every construction site since is a version of that same problem: crews, cameras, sensors and trailers that need to be online on day one, in a place the fiber has not reached. Bonded 5G and private wireless solve it the same way — connectivity the day you break ground, not months after.
Both case studies are labeled “Representative deployment” — honest, illustrative composites built from typical field results, not named-client claims.
Case Study 1 — Mid-rise commercial GC: site-wide WiFi in one day, for a tenth of the fiber quote
A regional general contractor mobilized on a 9-story, 24-month office-over-retail project on a previously undeveloped downtown-adjacent parcel. No fiber facilities within reach of the site. On day one the…
Read the case study →Case Study 2 — Highway infrastructure mega-site: four carriers + Starlink where nothing worked alone
A heavy-civil joint venture began a 30-month highway interchange and bridge program spanning ~3 miles of rural right-of-way: a main compound (six trailers, batch plant), two remote laydown yards, 22 cameras…
Read the case study →