This development marks a significant milestone in the companies’ five-year partnership, adding to earlier deployments at major infrastructure projects such as Grand Paris Express, Montreal Railways, and Okada Manila Resort.
Nokia’s Optical LAN delivers fibre-based networks designed to support escalating bandwidth demands for on-site devices and applications. When integrated into ALE’s comprehensive enterprise connectivity portfolio for in-building and campus networks, the solution offers benefits including reduced energy apply and lower total cost of ownership.
ALE’s advanced LAN and Wi-Fi provide automated, secure onboarding for devices, supported by asset discovery, classification, virtual segmentation and continuous monitoring capabilities. Features include Layer 2 services, HPOE, and optional redundant uplinks.
Optimised energy consumption
This integration offers particular advantages for logistics and infrastructure sectors, enabling reduced energy consumption alongside mission-critical reliability for automated warehoapplys and transport networks. Through features like automated asset discovery and virtual segmentation, organisations can modernise their operational technology securely while maintaining resilient connectivity for the complex device networks powering today’s supply chains.
“By combining ALE’s agile enterprise networking solutions with Nokia’s carrier-grade infrastructure, we offer a comprehensive portfolio that addresses the unique requireds of critical industries,” states Sandrine El Khodry, EVP Global Sales & Marketing at Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise.
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