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It is at no surprise IT teams face a variety of challenges in delivering wireless connectivity to users but what can you do as the head of IT to make things simply better. Let’s take a look at some of these so-called challenges in wireless connectivity.

Wi-Fi is now being considered a commodity and pretty much all businesses have it, or are looking into implementing it. So you need to make sure you are taking the right precautions and making the right decisions when it comes to your Wi-Fi security.

Power over Ethernet (PoE) answers the problem of reducing infrastructure costs. PoE allows you to power certain devices such as an enterprise grade wireless access point, removing the need for an independent power supply.

Ruckus has just released their flagship indoor access point, the Ruckus R730. It is their first 802.11ax product and has be launched with their Ultra-High Density technology suite.

Employees today feel like they should be able to use their personal devices to accomplish job functions. But it’s unavoidable that BYOD increases the mobile cybersecurity risk faced by enterprises.

Android 9 (API level 28) introduces great new features and capabilities for users and developers.

It isn’t every day you hear the term “My Wi-Fi is smarter than your Wi-Fi” but anyone who knows about Ruckus Networks Wi-Fi products, will say it more often than you would think!

DigitalAir has been offering Wi-Fi as a service WaaS since 2013 for a wide range of loyal customers. The system is designed using the Ruckus SmartZone architecture for which Ruckus has recently launched a new version (SmartZone V5.0).

DigitalAir Wireless, the UK's leading Wi-Fi experts, and Help for Heroes, a charity that supports those who sustained injuries & illnesses while serving in the British Armed Forces and their families today announce their partnership.