Whether network managers opt for the draft 11n products, certified interoperable by the Wi-Fi Alliance, or wait for the final IEEE ratification in late 2008 or early 2009, they could face any o...

Applications drive the value and the business case for a WLAN investment. The chosen infrastructure will ultimately make or break that business case. This session discusses the holistic view th...

For most enterprises today, wireless LANs are either too costly, too complex or both. The basic problems that enterprises want addressed surround making the RF environment more reliable and per...

The promise of greater bandwidth has fuelled expectations that 802.11n is the trigger for the so-called “All Wireless Enterprise”. How can the promise be fulfilled for corporate networks, and w...

Wireless LAN is a rapidly growing area of technical interest that most enterprises are now considering as part of their strategic IT portfolio. But with so many different approaches to the WLAN...

Wireless is increasingly embraced as a critical part of the network but can suffer from performance bottlenecks, points of failure and latency. As enterprises look to support voice over WLAN an...

With the 802.11n ‘high speed’ Wi-Fi standard likely to be ratified within the next 12 months, what are the implications for the enterprise? Will user-demand force a rip-and-replace of existing...

We're now entering Phase 2 of the wireless enterprise through the arrival of the 802.11n standard which will enable businesses to think wireless by default and wired by exception when installin...

This session shows organisations how to go about adding VoIP capabilities to their wireless networks and how to measure the benefits and cost savings from improved collaboration and communicati...

For the most part, Wi-Fi meshing has been a complete flop within enterprise network environments. While the idea sounds good: no more Ethernet cabling to Wi-Fi access points - poor performance,...