How to increase the RF footprint and bandwidth of a wireless network

Date: Nov 12, 2008

An acceptable business class wireless network requires aggressive management of an organization's radio frequency (RF) footprint and bandwidth. The employees in your office -- wherever they're located in the building -- will need to have network services readily available to them.

After revealing the two most important qualities of an enterprise network service, Joel Snyder of Opus One reviews how to provide sufficient bandwith for users' needs.

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