Tag: Wireless Networking

Enhancing Critical Connectivity at Surrey Research Park

Promoting reliable connectivity is essential for science parks and laboratory facilities, supporting both human collaboration and the operation of sensitive, data-dependent equipment. The Problem Upon a new tenant moving into the Priestley building, located within a science park environment, they encountered significant and detrimental connectivity issues. They experienced poor mobile signal or a complete lack…

Secure your WiFi network

Keep your business WiFi for you with security options and restrictions on guest useage. Keeping a WiFi network free from unauthorised use is very important for a number of reasons.  This blog will explain the options available and the measures that you can choose to implement to help secure your network. Most standard broadband routers…

Care home residents need good WiFi

The “Silver Surfer” is far more able to use technology now than they were ten years ago and with good WiFi becoming a prerequisite when choosing residential care, it’s more important than ever that it’s fit-for-purpose, fast, secure and reliable.  This blog looks at why care homes need to strongly consider full building coverage when…

Imagine being able to see your WiFi signals!

Fig 1: First survey at 5Ghz radio Spoiler Alert: You can! Plotting where to put your Wireless Access Points (APs) can be a fairly inexact science, building materials, objects, people and interference can all play a big part in how radio waves are transmitted around a building.  There are some software packages that can predict…