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Wireless LAN Buyer's Guide Part 1: Things to consider
This blog is the first in a four-part series that will walk you through the “whats” and “hows” of making successful Wi-Fi network deployment decisions.By Rich WatsonBusinesses are finding it...
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WLAN Buyer's Guide Part 2: Architectural Considerations
In order to make a viable WLAN purchase decision, knowledge of a growing list of success requirements is crucial. No longer is the WLAN just a convenience but an absolute necessity for business success...
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Long-term planning for MDM design structure in education
Bradley Chambers and Frasier Speirs are on a countdown in this week's Out of School podcast for the fast-approaching end of the school year. The hosts focus their discussion on MDM organization, the...
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WLAN Buyer's Guide Part 2: Architectural Considerations
In order to make a viable WLAN purchase decision, knowledge of a growing list of success requirements is crucial. No longer is the WLAN just a convenience but an absolute necessity for business success...
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HiveManager, CCTV join forces to foil would be iPad thieves
On Wednesday May 6th 2015, a few teachers informed me they couldn't locate some of the iPads assigned to their classroom. We were missing 11 in total. We've had some go missing before, and it's usually...
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HiveManager, CCTV join forces to foil would be iPad thieves
On Wednesday May 6th 2015, a few teachers informed me they couldn't locate some of the iPads assigned to their classroom. We were missing 11 in total. We've had some go missing before, and it's usually...
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802.11ac wave 2: A brief history of beamforming
Continuing in the 802.11ac wave 2 series where I dissect each feature in the “wave 2” grab-bag of technologies, this post focuses on the history of beamforming.Beamforming was first standardized in...
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Five Things a WLAN Must Do (WLAN Buyer's Guide pt 3)
This blog is the third in a four-part series that will walk you through the “whats” and “hows” of making successful Wi-Fi network deployment decisions. By Rich WatsonThe combination of the iEverything...
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802.11ac wave 2: What does beamforming do for me?
Continuing in the 802.11ac wave 2 series where I dissect each feature in the “wave 2” grab-bag of technologies, this next post in the series explores the impact of beamforming.A couple of years ago, I...
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Sleuthing an iPad theft with a network management system
In this week's Out of School podcast Bradley Chambers and Frasier Speirs tackle some end-of-the-year excitement at Bradley's school where iPads were stolen.The hosts then dig into Google apps updates...
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How schools can create budget-friendly digital signage
I’m not sure if you’ve ever priced out digital signage solutions, but they can easily get complicated and expensive. I’m always looking for the simple solution. Personally, I love the Roku 3 video...
View ArticleHow antenna predictive design impacts your network
In this short ten-minute video from the Wireless LAN Professionals Conference, Troy Martin presents a new way of thinking about antenna predictive design. Learn how investing in predictive design can...
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Five great social media tips for schools
Social media has become an important channel for schools. From engaging with existing parents, to showing off your school to prospective parents, social media is something that schools must make a...
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How to navigate iOS configuration profiles
In this week's Out of School podcast Bradley Chambers and Frasier Speirs take a deep breath as the school year winds down, but only for a short time as summer maintenance gets into full swing for the...
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WLAN Buyer's Guide Part 4: Using the RFP process
This blog is the final post in a four-part series that will walk you through the “whats” and “hows” of making successful Wi-Fi network deployment decisions. By Rich WatsonUsing a Request for Proposal...
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How to secure your network from the outside and the inside
Wireless connectivity is becoming the norm, increasing productivity and delivering content at any time and from any place. It is also creating a challenge for IT to provide access that is based on user...
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Wearables era signals need for network visibility and control
In 1989, Back to the Future’s Marty McFly was transported into a 2015 world of flying cars, hoverboards, and smartwatches. The real world in 2015, 26 years on from the movie’s release, is not quite at...
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Do school IT departments get a summer vacation?
The school year is coming to a close for a lot of schools, so it’s time for all of the IT departments to head out for a long overdue vacation, right?WRONG!Summer break is an extremely busy time of year...
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BYOD Success: Avoiding a BAD outcome
This is the first post in a series highlighting BYOD, taking a look at what concerns and procedures organizations need to evaluate as they embrace devices in the workplace.While Bring Your Own Device...
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What happened at Apple's WWDC 2015?
In this week’s Out of School podcast, hosts Bradley Chambers and Fraser Speirs give a run down on what happened at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2015, highlighting tips on how to...
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