December 2006 (Mequon, Wisconsin) – Teleco completes installation of Wireless Video Surveillance network for DHS, Homeland Security. A series of radios dot the downtown landscape of a Midwest city that feed the video surveillance to various governmental departments that are interested in knowing who, what and where certain actions are taking place. (write for more information, henry@telecosystems.com)

October 2006 (Mequon, Wisconsin) – In an effort to allow PDA’s (Personal Digital Assistants) to be utilized on the Athletic fields at P.E. hours the Homestead High school MIS/Network Coordinator, Linda Kaentje, contacted Teleco to have them engineer, and install a Cisco Systems wireless network out on the fields.  Using 4 Cisco AP1242 AG Access Points, Teleco was able to saturate the fields with RF signals for the Palm handheld devices.  Now the P.E. teachers do not have to hand transcribe the student attendance roster for every class.  The student roster is filled out on the PDA and the information is saved to the server inside the building.  A savings of time.  A convenience to the teachers.  And an advancement for Mequon Thiensville.

October 2006 (Mequon, Wisconsin) – Aurora Hospitals in Wisconsin uses Teleco for providing radio engineering services. The Aurora Hospitals use Cisco wireless access points for data coverage throughout their hospitals. (write for more information, henry@telecosystems.com)

April 2006 (Mequon, Wisconsin) – Green Bay Packers use Cisco Access Points and Teleco to provide wireless coverage throughout their stadium. Usage includes food service, vendor Internet access, and data networks for the Green Bay Packers. (write for more information, henry@telecosystems.com)

October 2005 (Mequon, Wisconsin) – Teleco has just been granted ATP status from Cisco on the Cisco AP1500. The AP1500 is a new dual frequency radio designed for outdoor city-wide deployment in grid or mesh wireless networks. One 2.4GHz radio serves as a WiFi “Hotspot”. It broadcasts data to surrounding vehicles equipped with WiFi laptops. The Internet access or WAN backhaul is accomplished with the “A” radio portion. The “A” radio can connect to a high tower RF source, to another AP1500 or to a wired link to the WAN. The radio is smart enough to search for the best connection for the backhaul. Thus the “mesh” network.

Teleco is one of the few Cisco partners in the world to have the ATP status on the AP1500. Teleco is also an ATP partner on Cisco’s MAR3200. These two products are slated to be extremely important in the deployment of emergency government wireless networks.

March 2005 (Mequon, Wisconsin) – Teleco Systems, Inc., headquartered in Mequon, Wisconsin, a suburb of Milwaukee, has recently opened two new branches.

The West Coast office is based in Issaquah, Washington. The Tampa, Florida office will primarily focus on the east coast. The Mequon branch will not only serve the midwest, but will continue to help with national and international projects.

All three offices will offer similar services.

January 2005 (Mequon, Wisconsin) – Teleco Systems, in conjunction with Berbee Systems, has won a contract for the deployment of wireless infrastructure for handheld PDS, laptops and wireless voice-over-IP (VoIP) for fifteen Spectrum Health-owned health care facilities in western Michigan.

This project is due for completion in Spring 2005.

January 2005 (Mequon, Wisconsin) – Teleco Systems has won a contract at a Wisconsin Veteran’s Home to track, via WiFi technology, members with Alzheimers Disease.

Wireless infrastructure on each floor of the four-building, 300 acre campus, allows WiFi tracking of individual members. “Hot spots” are also located throughout the grounds, recreation areas and tunnels.

Teleco, in conjunction with Ekahau and SBC, are the first to deploy this technology in this type of environment.

June 4, 2004 (Mequon, Wisconsin) – SBC has named Teleco Systems, Inc. for its outside RF engineering, according to Henry Hile, principal, Teleco Systems.

SBC, headquartered in San Antonio, TX, is a major telecommunications provider. They are also partnered with YAHOO and Cingular Wireless.

“Our past working history with SBC lead to this unique relationship for wireless deployment,” said Hile. “As a master sub-contractor for SBC and their clients, this is a very complimentary working agreement, marrying Teleco’s RF engineering expertise with SBC’s mission to be a growing supplier of wireless technology for government, business and personal use.”

SBC is Cisco’s largest reseller with whom Teleco Systems is also partnered.

Teleco Systems provides engineering for Cisco’s LANs and WANs.

June 4, 2004 (Mequon, Wisconsin) – Cisco Systems has named Teleco Systems, Inc. as an Advanced Technology Provider to assist Cisco to bring advanced emerging technologies, such as the MAR 32000, to market.

Teleco Systems specializes in radio frequency, LANS, WANS and broadband communications engineering, installation and service.

“Teleco Systems,” according to Henry Hile, principal, “is ATP certified for the MAR 3200, Cisco’s latest mobile access router, high speed wireless mobile LAN/WAN for police, fire, emergency and homeland security situations. This system is especially provisioned for Homeland security, First Responders and other emergency government situations.

Besides the obvious High Speed data capabilities a major benefit of the 3200 is the ability to tie disparate voice networks together and allow them to talk to one another. This means police two-way radios can talk to fire two-way radios despite the fact they are on different frequencies. This is termed interoperable communications.”

Cisco’s ATP program is designed for partners who provide planning, design, implementation, operation, optimization, product resale professional services and post-sales support for customers. The ATP partners help to bring emerging technologies to market.