Get Your Wi-Fi Ready for Mobile Applications: Top 10 Considerations for WLAN
Provided by Aruba Networks
Category Wireless Technologies
Type White Paper
Length 5
Publish Date September 28 2012
Date posted November 02 2012
Overview
The shift to mobile computing continues unabated, and brings with it new trends and considerations. To prepare for the onslaught of mobile applications, IT leaders must evolve the Wi-Fi network. Preparing the Wi-Fi network for the growing number of mobile applications requires more than just a simple upgrade of the network. This white paper from Aruba provides the top 10 things IT departments must consider to prepare for the migration to mobile computing.
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