Wireless LAN

Mobile devices are changing and are rapidly evolving - mobile phones, laptops, PDAs, VoWLAN phones and scanner guns... all with an expectation to roam seamlessly without performance loss over the WLAN.

After several years popularity in many vertical sectors, wireless networking has now become embedded in the enterprise as a recognised form of connectivity and flexible way of working. Using an array of devices such as laptops, PDAs and mobile phones, companies have benefited from the productivity gains and cost savings of employees being able to work anyway within the organisation and gain access to information in real time.

Wireless networking offers many advantages to companies but the provision and management of a wireless environment presents its own challenges. Wireless security is critical as a WLAN offers another gateway into the organisation meaning rogue access points and unecrypted traffic can put sensitive data at risk from intruders, unauthorised users or cyber terrorists.

Mobile devices are changing and are rapidly evolving - mobile phones, laptops, PDAs, VoWLAN phones and scanner guns... all with an expectation to roam seamlessly without performance loss over the WLAN. In addition, many mission critical applications are converting to wireless such as CRM, RFID and CCTV, and with new specfic mobile applications, all require a resilient infrastructure over which to run.

Wireless LAN Infrastructure

Enable simple to use secure remote access and support existing security control policies.

With the growing amount of users, applications and converged devices, enterprises need an infrastructure to remove the complexity from managing wireless LANs and scaleable to support future growth.

A centralised approach benefits the organisation by being able to address the peculiarities of RF with dynamic management and implement QoS to accommodate and support critical applications such as voice.

Do you need an enterprise grade, easy to use WLAN architecture solution?