How smart Wi-Fi improves wireless network performance

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	How smart Wi-Fi improves wireless network performance If poor Wi-Fi performance in your busy office is a problem for your organization, smart Wi-Fi is worth investigating. Here's why one company ripped out its Cisco wireless network gear and went with a new hardware-and-software-based Wi-Fi approach. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC 2012 BMC Annual Worldwide Mainframe Survey Report Now in its seventh year, this annual survey offers insight into how the mainframe supports real businesses. BMC Software surveyed nearly 1,300 mainframe users. The big takeaway? Mainframe continues to be a critical business tool. Read the report to get an overview of BMC's findings. Learn More. In this Issue FCC eases licensing for in-flight Internet gear on aircraft CTIA to merge mobile trade shows into single event U.S. mobile buyouts may meet their end in 2013 WHITE PAPER: Cisco Top 10 Reasons to Consider Hosted Collaboration Solutions See why ROI potential has made unified communications and collaboration (UC&C) a top IT priority. Learn how cloud-based UC&C can boost productivity, overcome skill-set gaps, and lower TCO up to 40% with real-time, global deployment. Read Now FCC eases licensing for in-flight Internet gear on aircraft The FCC is making it easier to launch in-flight Internet services on planes by setting up a standard approval process for onboard systems that use satellites. Read More WEBCAST: Workday CIOs in the Cloud As cloud computing infiltrates the enterprise and transforms the business, the CIO's role is also experiencing a transformation. This webcast focuses on how cloud trends arechanging the CIO mindset and how cloud SaaS fosters a cost-effective, productive, and efficient enterprise. View Now CTIA to merge mobile trade shows into single event U.S. mobile trade group CTIA will combine its two annual trade shows starting in 2014 as it tries to attract a bigger share of the world's interest in smartphones, apps and other hot technologies. Read More U.S. mobile buyouts may meet their end in 2013 After starting amid the smoldering ruins of AT&T and T-Mobile USA's failed merger, 2012 ended as a big year for mobile carrier deals in the U.S. Read More
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