Devices that arrive connected.
Connectivity usually gets sorted out after the devices are in the field, by a different vendor, on a different ticket. Denali is a T-Mobile for Business Registered Partner. We provision T-Mobile connectivity as part of the device rollout, so what reaches your sites is ready to work and managed by one team.
Denali Services and T-Mobile for Business
Connectivity Assessment
We look at your sites, devices, and workflows first, then recommend the mix of 5G Business Internet, Advanced Network Solutions, and IoT connectivity that fits each one.
Connected Device Bundling
Tablets, scanners, laptops, and IoT sensors leave Denali with T-Mobile connectivity provisioned, so they work the day they’re unboxed.
Managed Connectivity
SIM management, usage monitoring, and network performance support sit alongside device management. When something drops, one team owns it.
Deployment and Logistics
Staging, kitting, and rollout across the U.S. get connected devices to the field on schedule.
IoT Integration
Sensors, cameras, and equipment connect on the tier that suits the job: NB-IoT, LTE-M, LTE, or 5G.
Security Integration
T-Mobile’s SASE and 5G network security work alongside Denali’s device security practices, so protection begins at the network layer.
One team answers for the
device and the connection.
One point of contact
Devices, deployment, and connectivity run through one engagement, so a dropped device never turns into a carrier-versus-integrator question.
Right tier for each device
A handheld scanner and a vision camera need different connections. Each gets the tier that fits.
Security from the network up
SIM-based authentication and traffic isolation are part of the design, not added after rollout.
One site to thousands of devices
The same platform carries a pilot and the full fleet, so rollout doesn’t mean starting over.
Where T-Mobile connectivity does the work
Open a site without waiting
on a wired line.
Pop-ups, temporary sites, and new locations often wait weeks for a carrier to run a line. T-Mobile 5G Business Internet brings a site online over the 5G network, and Denali supplies and sets up the hardware.
- Nationwide 5G coverage with no wired infrastructure required
- Business-grade Wi-Fi included, with static IP upgrade options
- SuperBroadband adds Starlink backup, with a 99.99% uptime guarantee where both networks are available
Uptime Guarantee
Available in areas with both T-Mobile 5G business internet and Starlink coverage. Guarantee is applicable to connectivity at customer’s business location and is independent of any network-wide performance measures. Limit of one credit per month in the event of a single, continuous loss of connectivity at customer’s business location of at least 4.3 minutes (excluding interruptions caused by planned network and/or device maintenance, power outages, customer-initiated configuration changes or deviation from original equipment installation, switching time between 5G and Starlink connections, and any other events outside T-Mobile’s control). Notify T-Mobile within 14 days of the service interruption for credit equal to 20% of base monthly service cost, excluding cost for any add-ons. T-Mobile will determine whether a qualifying service interruption occurred at customer’s business location. Requires eligible SuperBroadband service and account in good standing that was receiving service at the time the interruption began. Bill credits will be applied within 1 – 2 billing cycles after redemption.
Know where every
connected device stands.
A pilot with a handful of sensors runs on almost any plan. Once the fleet grows, each SIM and each device needs a tier, an owner, and a place in one inventory. Denali and T-Mobile connect and manage IoT devices on NB-IoT, LTE-M, LTE, or 5G, whichever fits.
- Centralized SIM and device management through T-Mobile Control Center
- One platform from pilot program to full fleet deployment
- Built-in encryption and network authentication for every connected device
Outcome
Every sensor, scanner, and connected device stays online and accounted for.
Give the devices that matter
first call on the network.
On a shared network, a dock scanner and a guest phone draw on the same capacity. T-Mobile Advanced Network Solutions, including Edge Control, use network slicing and optimized traffic so critical devices get what they need.
- Dedicated network slices for optimized applications and devices
- Centralized visibility and control through T-Mobile T-Platform
- Private-network-level performance without private-network complexity or cost
Outcome
Mission-critical devices get priority connectivity, even on a shared network.
Start security at the network,
before the device.
A locked-down device can still sit on an exposed network. Denali pairs T-Mobile’s SASE solutions and 5G security architecture with our own device security practices.
- SIM-based authentication for every connected device
- Network slicing isolates sensitive traffic from the rest of the network
- SASE platform for consistent policy enforcement across locations
Outcome
One security posture across devices, network, and data.
Environments where connectivity decides the day
Retail
New locations open with working POS, digital signage, and guest Wi-Fi. 5G Business Internet gets a site online without a wired line.
Transportation and Logistics
Fleet tracking, driver tablets, and warehouse IoT stay connected from first mile to last, nationwide.
Manufacturing
Computer vision, equipment sensors, and floor-wide connectivity on private or hybrid network options, without waiting for a wired build.
Healthcare
Mobile care teams and connected devices stay online across every facility, on a secure network.