Staying connected and keeping oneself productive and competitive have become vital requirements for today’s commerce and industry.
With the continuous effort of iPass to broaden its global broadband roaming network, the enterprise market is at pace through the provision of the largest Wi-Fi footprint access using a single universal client.
The iPass virtual network delivers Wi-Fi access in 57 countries. This mainly includes access to more than 70 different hot spot providers through one virtual network.
Specially designed for the business travel market, iPass provides service on international flights through Connexion by US-based aircraft manufacturer Boeing in more than 5,000 hotels – some covered in the prestigious Marriott, Hyatt and Radisson hotel chains and access at more than 240 airports, including 64 of the world’s 100 largest airports (as measured in passenger volume), including Hartsfield Atlanta Airport, London Heathrow Airport, Haneda International Airport in Tokyo, Schipol Airport in Amsterdam, Hong Kong International, and Chicago O’Hare.
"We have almost doubled our hot spot coverage within a year’s time through iPass. This service is perfect for traveling businessmen and professionals who need to have broadband access to the Internet wherever they are in the world," said Robertson Chiang, Mozcom chief operating officer.
IPass provides both dial-up and broadband roaming services. Security of vital corporate information exchange through the Internet is also ensured with encryption between the client and the broadband access gateway, virtual private network (VPN) and personal firewall integration.