802.11ax: Six Things Your Business Need to Know
The business world is eagerly awaiting the widespread release of 802.11ax (also known as Wi-Fi 6), as wireless hardware providers have begun deploying routers, …
Wireless Networks
What Are the Benefits of a Virtual Private Network (VPN) for Businesses?
With news breaking seemingly every day about a company’s data being hacked, businesses and users want to protect their personal information. If you …
Gartner’s 2019 Magic Quadrant for Wired and Wireless LAN Access Infrastructure: Key Takeaways
Tech analyst house Gartner, Inc. recently released their 2019 Wired and Wireless LAN Access Infrastructure Magic Quadrant. Gartner describes wired and …
Wireless IoT: Preparing Your Wireless Network for the Internet of Things
Every day, more and more devices are connecting to the Internet. Advances in technology have allowed for devices beyond computers and phones to take advantage …
Wireless Network Security: 4 Strategies To Consider
For enterprises, wireless networks are a convenient way for your employees to connect to your business network. Users don’t need to make a physical …
Wireless Mesh Network: The Benefits of Dynamic Wireless Routing
Mesh networking allows businesses to build a dynamic network infrastructure. A mesh network topology designs a network in a way that allows a node to …
5 Tips for Designing a Secure Guest Wireless Network
Companies want to keep any guests that visit their campus to be happy while they’re on the premises. That includes building and maintaining a guest …
Is Your Company’s Wireless Connection Too Slow? Here’s How to Fix It
Wireless network connections are, unfortunately, not 100% reliable. There are several factors that can determine how efficient your wireless connection is, …
Outdoor Wireless Networks: How to Extend Wireless Outside Your Building
The biggest benefit of wireless networks is that it allows users to connect to the Internet from any spot inside its area of coverage. Your users no longer …
Wireless Routers and Access Points: What’s the Difference?
In order to get a wireless network up and running, you need to install a set of hardware. This hardware allows users to access a network without the need to …