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Renovotec acquires wifi gear technology specialist
Hardware, software and services market leader Renovotec has acquired technology specialist WiFiGear and is launching a ‘next generation Wi-Fi campaign’ centred on delivering competitive advantage for supply chain users.
Renovotec is an established wireless networks provider and will build on its experience in logistics, manufacturing and retail companies following the acquisition and campaign launch.
Yorkshire law firm Lupton Fawcett provided legal advice to Renovotec with a team led by corporate partner Giles Clegg.
Renovotec managing director Richard Gilliard, said: “We will be leading the next Wi-Fi wave to deliver competitive advantage for supply chain users, from Wi-Fi 6*-driven performance that delivers open-ended IIoT device support, to advanced network monitoring underpinned by best-in-class wireless analytics.
“The next generation of warehouse systems will be Wi-Fi centred and its users Wi-Fi empowered. Renovotec will set the standard for both.”
Giles Clegg said: “It was a pleasure to work with Renovotec and to see further expansion for the successful technology-based business.”
Renovotec is a manufacturer-independent provider whose wireless technology options now include products from Extreme Networks, Ruckus, Hewlett Packard Enterprise company Aruba and Cisco Meraki, among others.
Renovotec is unique in its industry in offering wireless rental as well as purchase.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Richard Abbott .
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