Connecting Communities
Wireless Solutions for Public Sector and Government
Wireless connectivity that keeps systems, people, and communities connected and keeps costs down. From sensors that monitor devices and infrastructure to WiFi solutions that bring connectivity to underserved communities, Kajeet serves the public sector.
Make Cities and Communities Smarter
Better wireless connectivity for all can improve communities and keep public safety workers safer – but day-to-day tasks and shifting priorities often keep municipal officials from implementing strategic improvements. Kajeet can help all levels of governments to quickly deploy wirelessly connected devices and achieve the scalability of smart city applications to meet increasing public demand for connected systems and services.
Customer Story
How the City of Williamsburg Expanded Internet Connectivity
Long before the pandemic, the Williamsburg City Council had established a vision for a connected future – in which every resident has sustainable access to the Internet – as part of their city-wide strategic plan. This municipal initiative was accelerated when the pandemic hit, prompting the city to partner with Kajeet to launch an initiative that would connect hundreds of low to moderate-income households to high-speed, reliable Internet.
What Our Customers Say
Although we have a very dedicated staff, the support provided by Kajeet has been incredibly helpful to us. Kajeet walked us through every step, which we really appreciate.
Our partnership with Kajeet allows us to provide our customers with fully managed, secure, multi-carrier connectivity for their telehealth solutions.
I can activate or cancel devices at the drop of a hat… there’s no penalty there for me. I don’t have to worry about spending $200 to cancel a line, which means substantial savings for our business and helps us keep our costs competitive.
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I like that the Sentinel portal aggregates my data, allowing me to see how much we have been using across all our devices. When we were direct with the carrier, I would have to look up each individual line to get any insights on data usage.
