Bandit Lites cuts the cord

USA - Bandit Lites has introduced wireless computer capabilities to its world headquarters office in Knoxville, Tennessee. The size of the building (95,000sq.ft has necessitated wireless network capabilities to allow drawings, equipment lists and all other information to be accessed and updated from anywhere in the facility. This capability is due to the work of Bandit's computer resources department where director of that department, Jim Guinn, took less than one day to set up the service. "This allows our road crew to access the internet and the company network without us having to run network cables through out the warehouse," Guinn said.

Bandit Lites' vice-president, Richard Willis added: "This technology will help the road crew communicate more effectively when they are in the warehouse prepping a show." Bandit Lites believes the innovation will be an enormous time saver. It will allow for instant communication and more efficient time management for road crew and management alike. Although the technology is presently available only in the Knoxville headquarters, Guinn notes that it is expected to be implemented worldwide in all Bandit Lites' locations in the near future.

(Lee Baldock)

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