JMA Wireless: Empowering Mobile Users with the Best Cellular User Experience

Today, there is an ever-increasing demand for coverage and capacity, especially in areas where there are high densities of active mobile users, such as in corporations, hospitals, stadiums, and university campuses. The challenge that wireless providers are facing is one of ensuring the best overall signal quality while they increase density of shared cells for users. “The challenges are mainly, cost effective delivery with an assurance that quality signal delivered to mobile devices is at its highest,” reveals Todd Landry, Corporate Vice President at JMA Wireless. With a focus on innovation and architectural design, JMA Wireless has developed their solutions portfolio to minimize operational overhead while ensuring unrivalled performance for coverage and high-speed data. A global provider in mobile wireless connectivity solutions that assure infrastructure reliability and maximize wireless performance, JMA Wireless mainly serves two markets— the macro wireless market and Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) market.

In the macro market the company provides a broad range of antennas that one typically spots mounted high atop cell towers. JMA Wireless also holds the industry’s gold-standard in connecting antennas with their compression series of connectors used by the top performing LTE providers. “Perhaps the most overlooked area that impacts performance is the connector itself and we solve that problem,” remarks Landry. In the DAS market JMA provides its Teko DAS platform, one of the most advanced solutions in the industry. Since JMA also owns antenna and connector technologies it has wisely pieced together an entire end-to-end solution that can be optimized to ensure best performance. At the core of JMA’s strategy, and hence its success, lies high quality, highly engineered designs that eliminate interference and ensure the best overall cellular signals which keep the network operating at its peak. Add to this the very strict attention to operational efficiencies and their platforms are just easier to deploy, easier to operate, and require less infrastructure than others.“Since the cost of operations is a critical factor, we pay special attention to embedding intelligence in our systems that streamline operations,” states Landry. Thorough exploration of a problem—whether its connectors, which assure LTE performance and eliminate expensive tower climbs, or a DAS that can be administrated from a remote location, takes eminence for JMA.