Too often, organizations install wireless access points wherever it seems convenient and call it a “Wi-Fi deployment.” That approach almost always leads to coverage gaps, poor performance, and terrible user experience. A proper Wi-Fi design is not an optional step — it’s the foundation of a reliable, secure, and cost-effective network. Here’s why: 1. Accuracy…
Transforming a wireless network flop involves implementing a whole wireless network lifecycle, from gathering requirements to having an expert develop a design and a follow-up process to verify results. Here is a wireless network lifecycle we use on many successful projects: Collect Design Deploy Validate Optimize Collect The success of a wireless network project is…
Wi-Fi networks were originally built with coverage in mind and access points were installed in rooms where it was known to need Wi-Fi. But as businesses began migrating from Ethernet to a complete Wi-Fi only infrastructure, this made Wi-Fi a mission critical service to business objectives. In the bustling city of San Francisco, a tech-centric…
I’m far from calling myself an expert in wireless but I know how to avoid the most common mistakes I see being made in different environments. Because wireless signal is invisible, some may think wireless is easy to deploy. Just pop up a few access points here and there and we’re good to go, right?…
