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The 21st century is also called the information century. To get the right information to the right place as fast as possible is the essential issue not just for newspapers, radio and TV but for any business sector. Optimized information processes harbor enormous cost-saving potential not just in production, administration, and commerce. If properly used you can also considerably improve your customer acquisition and -care. Therefore, the demand for new broadband communication services is increasing rapidly.

Line-connected solutions cannot cover all broadband needs at any place at short notice. This is why radio relay systems will gain even more importance in the future. Enormous sums of money have been invested in the development of radio relay technology in order to realize, for instance, the mobile phone networks extensively. That is why it is possible today to offer cost-efficient, high-performance, matured radio relay systems that are suitable for the MAN and WAN sector. Solutions of equally high quality are available for the LAN sector to connect corporate quarters across lots. Optical relay systems in particular are deployed both for very high data rates and in the low budget segment.

Hybrid systems newly developed by WiCo GmbH represent a combination of radio relay- and optical relay systems. Their advantages are high system availability paired with high data rate and affordable costs.