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A Computer Weekly Buyer's Guide to Wireless Networks

Mobile devices are increasing the pressure on wireless networks. In this 13-page buyer’s guide, uncover:

  • Current enterprise wireless trends and developments
  • The challenges of delivering wireless local area networking
  • How to ride Wave 2 for faster network speeds
  • How the 802.11ac Wave 2 wireless standard works and how best to deploy it

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    Businesses with wired broadband connections face costly buildouts, poor device management, and other challenges.

    So, how can organizations address those obstacles? With wireless connectivity.

    To access a quick guide to the subject, and to learn about managed wireless-first services, dig into this blog

  • Product overview for wireless solutions

    Wireless connectivity continues to make meaningful penetration into enterprise networks, unlocking performance and transforming the way your people work.

    Dive into this Panduit solution guide for an overview of in-building wireless solutions, including:

    • Panduit Fault Managed Power System
    • The SmartZone Uninterruptible Power Supply
    • The SmartZone G5 iPDUs

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  • Demystifying Fixed Wireless Access

    Demystifying Fixed Wireless Access

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