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Understanding Wi-Fi Through MCS Index: Unraveling the Complexity

Understanding Wi-Fi Through MCS Index: Unraveling the Complexity

Mar 26, 2024

In the fast-paced world of wireless technology, understanding the nuances of Wi-Fi connectivity is crucial. Recently, we had the privilege of attending an insightful webinar where an experienced senior support engineer shared valuable insights into the often misunderstood realm of MCS (Modulation and Coding Scheme) Index. In this blog, we will walk you through the highlights, demystifying the intricacies of Wi-Fi technology.

Badman on Wi-Fi 7: Separating Fact From Fiction

Badman on Wi-Fi 7: Separating Fact From Fiction

Mar 20, 2024

As the wireless world celebrates the arrival of Wi-Fi 7, Lee Badman opines that “The more things change, the more they stay the same.” In this article we recap our most recent webinar, in which Lee, who is a Wireless Network Architect, CWNE #200, IT writer, and all around renaissance man, sets expectations for the successor of Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E.

How a Raw Materials Company Used 7SIGNAL for Cost Predictability

How a Raw Materials Company Used 7SIGNAL for Cost Predictability

Mar 07, 2024

Discover how one of the world's largest raw materials companies, with operations in dozens countries and a workforce exceeding 100,000 employees, leveraged 7SIGNAL to build an evergreen Wi-Fi environment, increase employee productivity, and reduce cost fluctuation risks.

Wi-Fi for Healthcare and Hospitals: 10 Optimization Tips

Wi-Fi for Healthcare and Hospitals: 10 Optimization Tips

Feb 27, 2024

Like all businesses, hospitals, health centers, and other healthcare facilities rely on Wi-Fi to perform a variety of administrative, customer service, and operational tasks. It is particularly helpful when it comes to enhancing staff collaboration, patient experience, and access to mission-critical data and patient information.

Optimize Enterprise Wi-Fi: A Guide to the 5 Pillars of Wi-Fi

Optimize Enterprise Wi-Fi: A Guide to the 5 Pillars of Wi-Fi

Feb 21, 2024

In this article, we discuss the five pillars of enterprise Wi-Fi: Roaming, Coverage, Congestion, Interference, and Connectivity. We’ll cover what they are and how they impact productivity, revenue, operations, and forms of business risk. We also introduce you to the best Wi-Fi optimization platform on the market.

What Is Wi-Fi Connectivity? How It Works, How to Optimize It

What Is Wi-Fi Connectivity? How It Works, How to Optimize It

Feb 19, 2024

Wi-Fi connectivity refers to the overall ability of devices to connect to the Wi-Fi network and access resources. This includes not just the strength of the Wi-Fi signal, but also backend elements like DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) server performance, WAN (Wide Area Network) link reliability, and more.

What Is Wi-Fi Interference? How It Works and How to Fix It

What Is Wi-Fi Interference? How It Works and How to Fix It

Feb 15, 2024

Wi-Fi interference is the disruption in Wi-Fi signals caused by other electronic devices or networks. Common causes of Wi-Fi inference include devices like microwaves and cordless phones, as well as other Wi-Fi networks.

What Is Wi-Fi Network Congestion? How It Works, How to Fix It

What Is Wi-Fi Network Congestion? How It Works, How to Fix It

Feb 13, 2024

Wi-Fi networks become congested when they attempt to facilitate more data traffic than they can handle. Network congestion occurs when too many communication and data requests are simultaneously generated on a network that lacks sufficient bandwidth to accommodate them.

What Is Wi-Fi Coverage? How It Works and How to Optimize It

What Is Wi-Fi Coverage? How It Works and How to Optimize It

Feb 08, 2024

Coverage denotes the area over which a Wi-Fi signal is available and reliable. In enterprise environments, it's imperative that every nook and cranny — from corporate offices to manufacturing floors and distribution centers — have strong Wi-Fi signals. This ensures that employees can work from anywhere within their premises without worrying about drops.

What Is Wi-Fi Roaming? How It Works and How to Optimize It

What Is Wi-Fi Roaming? How It Works and How to Optimize It

Feb 06, 2024

Wi-Fi Roaming refers to the ability of a wireless device to seamlessly move from one access point to another without dropping the connection or experiencing significant latency. In enterprise environments, where mobility is key, this ensures that employees remain connected, whether they're moving from one conference room to another or navigating large facilities.

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