Insights, guides, and expert advice on enterprise Wi-Fi — from network design and RF surveys to troubleshooting and managed services.
Most Wi-Fi complaints in a large building are not coverage problems. They are roaming problems. Devices cling to a distant...
Read more →A wireless installation is not done when the last access point reaches the ceiling. It is done when someone proves...
Read more →Every few years a new Wi-Fi standard arrives, and the same question lands in my inbox. Should we wait for...
Read more →Airports are one of the hardest wireless environments I work in. The spaces are huge, the ceilings sit high above...
Read more →Most enterprise Wi-Fi complaints get blamed on weak coverage. In reality, the channel plan is often the real bottleneck. Specifically,...
Read more →Most enterprise IT teams receive an AP placement proposal and skim straight to the price. However, the map of dots...
Read more →Enterprise vendors have promised for two years that 6 GHz would transform your wireless network. However, most of that promise...
Read more →A user walks from one end of the building to the other on a call. The call drops halfway, even...
Read more →Most enterprise Wi-Fi problems trace back to one thing. The network was designed on paper and never validated in the...
Read more →Wi-Fi in mining operations is one of the hardest jobs in enterprise networking. The environment is loud, dusty, and constantly...
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