"Most cities don't realize they are vastly overpaying for their wireless city build-out and service costs."  Bobby Vassallo

CITY WIRELESS CONSULTING helps communities realize huge cost savings on Wireless Broadband Internet projects by reviewing objectives contemplated for voice, data, and equipment solutions and making recommendations on how to improve those service objectives, while reducing costs.

Unless city councilmen are in the Telecom business, they cannot know:         1) what they need, 2) what it will cost, and 3) what savings the city should to expect from this new wireless internet infrastructure.

First, there are wonderful WiFi/WiMax wireless broadband internet systems existing today, improving citizens' quality of life, such as free internet to schools, mobile wireless for citizens, bill-paying, permit inspections with instant results, etc., all the while improving Police, Fire, and Ambulance response times and information, making them much more efficient, saving lives.

We can help!   CITY WIRELESS CONSULTING's  WiFi/WiMax wireless broadband internet services save you time, money, confusion and aggravation, and even embarrassment in collecting and analyzing information, optimizing systems, evaluating WiFi/WiMax alternatives, implementing changes and working with vendors.  Cities can typically reduce their telecom expenses by up to 60% or more by utilizing WiFi/WiMax broadband internet, and at the same time, becoming much more efficient.  Our goal is to not only lower your costs, but work to hire and train your management team to increase productivity, working with the right broadband internet service provider.  Don't try building this on your own!

We have seen cities make incredibly bad choices out of ignorance of current cost structures and wireless broadband internet technologies.  We have seen cities make choices costing citizens millions in unnecessary expense.  And, we have seen cities do it right!  I say, let City Wireless Consulting assist you in building the perfect wireless broadband internet project for your city. 
                                                                                        Bobby Vassallo