With the growth in usage of mobile applications, businesses now have many more opportunities to collaborate and service their customers. To maximize this benefit, wireless networks must now be considered a strategic asset for business decision makers.
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With the growth in usage of mobile applications, businesses now have many more opportunities to collaborate and service their customers. To maximize this benefit, wireless networks must now be considered a strategic asset for business decision makers.
Webinar: Top 7 Wi-Fi Considerations for Small/Medium Business
Growing San Francisco-based creative firm, First Person, upgrades to an Aruba 802.11ac-enabled WLAN for strong security, seamless connectivity and reduced IT burden to better serve its expanding global client base. This case study outlines how Aruba's enterprise-grade WLAN solution helped this small to medium enterprise (SME) achieve a 20% savings by improving efficiencies and reduce help desk connectivity tickets by nearly 100%.
Case Study: Aruba’s Gigabit Wi-Fi Mobilizes Creativity At First Person
Invest in worry-free Wi-Fi. Aruba InstantTM is the only Wi-Fi solution that is built to deliver the speed, security and smarts needed to help your business thrive without breaking your budget. Powered by the latest 802.11ac technology, Aruba Instant access points feature fast setup, built-in management dashboard, and gigabit Wi-Fi speeds all in one affordable package.
Solution Overview: Aruba Instant Wi-Fi for Small and Medium Enterprises
The tremendous growth of wireless devices and the shift to mobile and cloud computing are increasing every business's reliance on the wireless network. Given the highly competitive business environment, business and IT leaders must consider the wireless network a strategic asset that can be the foundation of the business moving forward.
White Paper: Top Wi-Fi Considerations for Small and Medium Enterprises
Mobility empowers the enterprise workforce. But it also introduces new risks to network security.
Security for Every Connected Device
There is immense opportunity for businesses in considering the strategic and expanding role that wireless networking plays in generating business value. However, the challenge is to change the conversation around wireless infrastructure deployment from a reactionary one (e.g., installing new access points to meet growing density requirements) to a proactive one (How does the enterprise plan the network to meet today's needs, anticipate tomorrow's needs, and adjust as trends change?).
