The global company designs most of the high speed, local, and metro trains in Europe. When a train pulls into the station, all of the diagnostic information that the train collects during its journey needs to be uploaded to the servers, checked, and sent back to the train. In years past, someone would physically connect a LAN cable to the train to download the information. Today, the information is sent wirelessly. However, today’s changing technology requires more and more data to be downloaded each time the train arrives at the station. Originally a train would have a maximum of 200 mbts per arrival, while today it is upwards of 2 GB. The manufacturer reached out to Adapture to design a new wireless solution including installation, implementation, and configuration, providing channel-alternative maintenance of the installed networking hardware across six different locations in Europe.