WiFi technology is lightyears beyond where it was when it first entered the market. There are now entire offices that solely use WiFi for network connectivity, and it’s practically unheard of for WiFi not to at least be an option. However, all this new technology isn’t pain free. Here are the four top WiFi network …
It isn’t good to be alone. Whether introverted, extroverted, or somewhere in between, humans need some level of regular social interaction. That makes WiFi in senior retirement communities a critical resource, just like other utilities such as electricity, heat, and water. Unlike previous generations, today’s seniors and staff not only depend on WiFi, but they …
When it comes to business, we all want the best, and that includes getting the best performance from our WiFi network. So what exactly does it mean to say the network is optimized? It means your network is future-proofed, scalable, and reliable. It means that when change happens, within reason, the network goes with the …
If you aren’t familiar with API technology, you may be wondering what exactly Wyebot just added with our latest software release. This quick guide will give you the important details on the what, how, why, and who of API support. What does our API offer? API, or Application Programming Interface, support provides third parties with …
We can’t all be RF (Radio Frequency) engineers, but we are all WiFi dependent. So, what are you to do when managing your company’s WiFi falls on your shoulders even though you’ve never claimed to be a WiFi expert? First of all, don’t panic. Thanks to technology, you aren’t in this alone. It is possible …
For most, if not all, businesses, one of the most important resources is the WiFi network. This holds doubly true for distributed enterprises where IT must be able to remain in close contact and monitor network efficiency across sites, offices, and warehouses that could be as far away as the other side of the world. …
Wireless network professionals are at home with phrases like spatial streams, data rates, signal-to-noise ratio, and quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) – yikes. For those of us who aren’t comfortable building our WiFi network from scratch though, it can be difficult to make sense of something like what, exactly, WiFi 6’s data rates bring to the …
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) introduced WiFi 6 (802.11ax) to address the WiFi challenges experienced in high-density deployments; for example, in places like auditoriums, stadiums, conference halls, and transportation centers. One of the changes introduced with WiFi 6 is updated Multi-User Multiple Input Multiple Output, or, as it’s frequently referred to, MU-MIMO. …
If we asked you how great your WiFi network performs, how would you respond? A strong “great!”, a shrugged “meh,” or a silent shake of the head? While your answer might be easily summed up with one word, determining network performance itself is a little more complicated. It involves analyzing numerous metrics in order to …
What does the latest generation of WiFi offer for healthcare facilities? In a nutshell, WiFi 6 promises better WiFi performance for high-density environments. For hospitals and other facilities dealing with tens of thousands of connected devices, this is great news. For smaller facilities, the benefits might be less clear, but no less important. Use the …
We all know and love WiFi. Some of us probably love it so much that we can’t imagine living without it. That doesn’t mean that we always understand it, though, or that it always does exactly what we want it to. After all, how many times have you or a coworker complained about WiFi speed …
You might be familiar with wireless industrial automation. It’s deployed in a number of manufacturing businesses, thanks to advances in wireless technology, and consists largely of different wireless sensors and control panels, like Industrial IoT devices. These devices create a virtual network of machines that can talk with each other and share vital information in …