Resources

Learn how Northwestern Regional Library, located in rural northwestern North Carolina, serves its patrons with secure, managed mobile WiFi connectivity from Kajeet.

Agralarm is transforming the poultry industry with advanced technology and monitoring for poultry farmers. Learn how Agralarm serves its customers using connectivity and insights powered by Kajeet.

Learn how OneKey Virtual Care partners with Kajeet to enable secure, reliable connectivity for its innovative home care monitoring solution.

The digital divide affects many Ivy Tech students. As a rural state, technology infrastructure challenges leave about 60% of households across the state of Indiana unsatisfied with their home Internet service. When the Ivy Tech team connected with Kajeet, it became clear that the SmartSpot® solution would meet the connectivity needs of their students.

Learn how the City of Williamsburg, Virginia, is tackling the digital divide through providing WiFi connectivity to their communities of highest need.

Learn how a public safety company found success through partnering with Kajeet for their LTE radio solution offerings.

Beeline Group needed a more cost-effective and sustainable connectivity partner to power its worldwide workforce. Learn how the company partners with Kajeet, a managed IoT solution provider, to deliver best-in-breed connectivity to its Mobile Merchandisers.

Learn how Sano Health partners with Kajeet to enable healthcare providers to deliver safe, reliable, and effective telehealth services to their patients.

Founded in 2018 as "the new face of taxi," zTrip is revolutionizing the ride booking industry. Learn how zTrip partners with Kajeet to provide reliable multi-carrier connectivity for its drivers on the road.

Learn how Waynesboro Area School District is bridging the digital divide for K-12 students with community WiFi hotspots.

Like many school districts, Cañon City has been dealing with the challenge of keeping up with today’s rapidly advancing technological environment. To try to get ahead of this problem, Superintendent George Welsh spearheaded a tech visioning committee in 2017 to explore options for implementing a mobile 1:1 technology program.

Located in the central San Joaquin Valley of California, Merced Union High School District (MUHSD) is a diverse district serving approximately 10,000 students, 64 percent of whom qualify for free and reduced-cost lunch.

When the Lawrence Public School District began introducing digital curricula in 2014, it instituted a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policy, relying on students to use their own laptops and tablets to access course materials and homework after school hours. However, teachers and administrators quickly discovered that the BYOD initiative only highlighted the digital inequity that existed within the student body.