It has taken less than two decades for Wi-Fi to become a ubiquitous aspect of modern organisations, with customers and employees alike expecting easy access to fast and reliable networks.
So when the Wi-Fi network fails them, not only is this embarrassing for the network provider, but it also leads to lost productivity and sales.
As organisations accelerate their digital transformations, the pressure to invest in latest-generation wireless network technology is growing – not only to meet today’s expectations, but to ensure that wireless networks can also flex and evolve to meet emerging requirements.
