How to Stay Ahead of the Growing Demand Some people remember tediously clacking away on a typewriter.  Others remember having to wait in line for a chance to use one of a few computers in a library.  Those days are over.  Students of all ages have access to wireless connected devices and they aren’t only ...

Wireless networks are dynamic environments that experience change over time. Companies must adapt to these changes – no one wants a wild network running fast and loose – but doing so means monitoring this dynamic environment and eliminating unnecessary redesign. Companies aren’t without resources; in fact, in almost no time at all they can access ...

As humans, we continue to show ingenuity in redesigning what the Internet means and how we connect with it.  As people rely more and more on the Internet, they frequently use multiple devices to connect and accomplish different tasks.  This makes it much more complicated for companies to identify individual users and analyze Internet activity.  ...

Businesses depend on WiFi service. From employee laptops, tablets, and phones, to visitors in conference rooms, WiFi service is a critical component of your network infrastructure. And yet, for many small businesses, WiFi performance and reliability degrade over time. Most WiFi installations start with a focus on coverage — ensuring all areas and users have ...

As the years pass, we see more and more people using WiFi.  Over three billion people connect to the Internet using a wireless connection from their homes, offices, schools and universities. More gadgets are added to wireless networks every day with the adoption of cloud-based services and the ever-growing Internet of Things.

Every Friday, one of our employees accompanies a family member to the hospital for a doctor’s appointment. Every Friday, this employee brings his laptop to the hospital in hopes that he can connect to the the WiFi and work while he waits. Every Friday, he is disappointed.