The reality of today's companies differs in many ways from the companies of the last century. For example; working hours do not have the same duration in many cases, teamwork dynamics are more common and the use of technologies and Internet access are decisive for the achievement of companies' objectives.

Wi-Fi connections play an important role in accomplishing the tasks mentioned above. The use of Wi-Fi networks instead of traditional cabling provides benefits such as reduced costs and mobility. However, for companies it is even better to have 'Enterprise-Grade' WiFi that guarantees the security and operability of the network, protecting and managing the company's data in the best way.

Next, we will comment on some benefits of having 'Enterprise-Grade' WiFi.

The Enterprise-Grade WiFi network allows numerous wireless devices to be connected simultaneously through routers designed to support high levels of information traffic in business environments.
Large offices need to have a Wi-Fi connection that supplies all workers throughout the space. In this case, the Enterprise-Grade WiFi provides the connection through multiple integrated access points, increasing the signal coverage. This type of connection also offers better roaming capacity, allowing workers to move around all areas of the company without disconnecting.
Enterprise-Grade WiFi can provide more security by incorporating technologies such as Adaptive Radio Management (ARM), in addition to greater WPA-Enterprise security and the use of the 802.1X authentication protocol. Another aspect that contributes to maintaining the security of the network is the creation of guest user accounts. In this way, the guest users will be connected to the Wi-Fi but without having access to confidential company data.
The ability to create several access points for the Enterprise-Grade WiFi makes the process of expanding the connection easier if the company begins to grow.

If you decide to upgrade the current Wi-Fi you are using to an Enterprise-Grade WiFi configuration, we advise you to request a consultation from an IT communications specialist.

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