IT research firm Gartner has positioned cellular company Motorola in the Leaders' quadrant in Gartner's 'Wireless LAN Infrastructure Magic Quadrant' report.
The Magic Quadrant positions vendors according to their “ability to execute” and “completeness of vision” in wireless LAN (WLAN) infrastructure.
Evaluations were done according to the quality and efficacy of processes, systems, methods or procedures to be competitive and ensure revenue growth, and ultimately, on the ability and success in capitalising on their vision.
“Motorola believes this is a testament to our continued commitment to deliver a comprehensive, innovative portfolio of WLAN solutions that enable the all-wireless enterprise,” said Sujai Hajela, VP and GM of enterprise WLAN at Motorola Enterprise Mobility business.
The report also states: "A vendor in the Leaders' quadrant will have demonstrated an ability to fulfil a broad variety of customer requirements, provide an end-to-end infrastructure-based solution and have financial viability to continue that support beyond a single installation.
“Leaders should have demonstrated an ability to shape the market, maintain strong relationships with their channels and customers, and have no obvious gaps within the portfolio."
Motorola offers a comprehensive portfolio of WLAN infrastructure solutions designed to enable the truly wireless enterprise, regardless of the size of the business, the company says.
Its solutions reduce network deployment and maintenance costs, and ensure the availability of cost-effective wireless connectivity, Motorola concludes.
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