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Visions for Mobility:
The End-to-End Advantages of Secure Wireless Networks
Mobility is a fact of life for more and more colleges and universities today. From driving down the high capital and operating expense associated with fixed networks ... to implementing networks that scale more easily and cost efficiently ... to delivering the ubiquitous connectivity and wireless services students expect ... education leaders are realizing cost benefits, education and collaboration benefits, and competitive advantage benefits through best-of-breed mobile network solutions. Download any of these white papers to learn more.
Location and Tracking on the Mobile Edge Location information is valuable in many areas, including security, RF coverage assessment, network management and information for users. Since accurate location information as a service of WLANs is a recent feature, some of the more sophisticated applications are just emerging. » READ MORE.
For more information on Aruba Networks and its solutions visit www.arubanetworks.com or call 1 866 55 ARUBA. |
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True convergence—data, voice and video delivered over one low-cost wireless network—has arrived. Institutions are achieving heightened user satisfaction and significantly lower costs—while meeting the demands of next-generation mobile devices and applications that are inundating campuses. With this white paper authored by Brad Noblet, former CIO of Dartmouth and one of the top 50 most influential people in networking, discover the economies enabled by communications convergence and the many other benefits of converged wireless networks. » 
Enterprise wireless LANs (WLANs) have expanded rapidly over the past few years, moving from small hotspot style deployments, to pervasive enterprise-wide deployments spanning the campus, branch office, telecommuters and even nomadic remote offices. As these wireless networks grow, their scalability is primarily determined by the underlying architecture for of the wireless LAN and its interworking with the wired architecture. »