Webinar: Wi-Fi Optimization: Achieving Improved Performance from Wireless Networks
Date: March 13, 2013 | Time: 2 pm ET / 11 am PT | Duration: 1 Hour
Hosted by: Fred Donovan, Editor, FierceEnterprise Communications
With wireless networks typically designed with less than 5% of the capacity of wired networks, enterprise users have come to expect less when they are connected using Wi-Fi. This underperformance of Wi-Fi networks comes from a number of sources, including radio signal leakages, "noise" from other sources, poorly mapped channel usage, and less than optimal access point locations. In addition, Wi-Fi has a reputation for being less secure than other types of network or internet access.
Join Fred Donovan and a panel of experts as they discuss the following Wi-Fi optimization strategies to improve network performance and security:
User optimization – streamline and secure the process of onboarding users
Application optimization – control and prioritize critical applications
Device optimization – ensuring that a broad range of devices can access the Wi-Fi network
Spectrum optimization – ensuring RF is tuned to deliver better performance
Capacity optimization – wireless design to handle future requirements
Speakers:
Sue Rudd, Director, Service Provider Analysis, Strategy Analytics
Lee Badman, Network Architect/Wireless TME, ITS, Syracuse University
