Technology

While Wi-Fi hotspots have cropped up in coffee shops, convention centers, and hotel lobbies, businesses have been slow to adopt wireless LANs inside their offices and buildings or have deployed them only in a limited fashion. That's starting to change as the technology matures and new applications are introduced.

More than 60% of businesses have deployed wireless LANs, according to Forrester Research. And the size of those networks is growing, with the average number of access points per deployment doubling in the past year from 75 to 150. Businesses are expanding the reach of their WLANs from pilot projects in conference rooms and public areas to cover more workspace.

One strong selling point for WLANs is the ability to use the wireless network for voice calls, reducing the use of costly cell phones. But the key to making that work is good network coverage--dropped calls aren't acceptable. This is where iPath can help.

Over the last 10 years, iPath have solved hundreds of diverse problems for IT departments across the Asia-Pacific region with reliable, cost effective and flexible wireless solutions. Whether your business operates from a single site or across many locations, wireless technology may be the perfect solution to a current or future IT requirement.

If you require site survey/design, system commissioning, infrastructure deployment or an independent review of your current wireless network, iPath can help.

To discuss your requirements contact iPath on 1300 885 164   or   enquire@ipath.com.au

Wireless networks are well suited to many industries

Healthcare

Education

Enterprise

Government

Carriers

Transport

Logistics

Manufacturing

Retail

Hospitality

Mining/Oil