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CommScope's Bart Giordano Honored on CRN’s 2020 Top 100 Executives List
CommScope's Bart Giordano Honored on CRN’s 2020 Top 100 Executives List

CRN named CommScope's Bart Giordano to its 2020 list of Top 100 Executives. This annual list recognizes the trailblazing technology executives who are shaping, transforming, and positively disrupting the IT channel. Pramod Badjate explains Bart’s accolade in this blog.

Pramod Badjate Pramod Badjate

July 31, 2020

2 minute read
Wi-Fi 6E and the Connected Home
Wi-Fi 6E and the Connected Home

The allocation of the 6GHz band to Wi-Fi by the Federal Communications Commission is truly a historic moment in wireless and will impact the world of connectivity for decades to come. In this blog, Charles Cheevers explains the benefits of Wi-Fi 6E and showcases the presentation he made during a special Wi-Fi NOW webinar held on Apr. 24, 2020.

Cheevers_Charles_ektron Charles Cheevers

May 28, 2020

2 minute read
Staying Connected with Wi-Fi During COVID-19
Staying Connected with Wi-Fi During COVID-19

CommScope is proud to announce we have donated 150 RUCKUS outdoor access points (APs) and 200 PoE switches to the Information Technology Disaster Resource Center (ITDRC), a non-profit that provides communication needs to first responders and communities affected by natural disasters across the US. The PoE switches and APs will be deployed over the coming months across the U.S. to support field hospitals and homework hot spots.

Heather Ruck Heather Williams

April 10, 2020

3 minute read
Neighbors Helping Neighbors with Wi-Fi Hot Spots: The Quarantine Edition

In times of natural disasters and crises, one of the critical needs that is often overlooked is communications. In this blog, Heather Williams explains how Nextwave Wireless and CommScope teamed up to build a Wi-Fi homework hot spot.

Heather Ruck Heather Williams

March 20, 2020

2 minute read
Is there such a thing as too much Wi-Fi?
Is there such a thing as too much Wi-Fi?

Wi-Fi APs need proper balancing to account for the number of connected devices using the wireless network. It’s important to know how many APs to use.

0fcba23 Jeanette Lee

July 08, 2019

3 minute read
3 Ways IT can be an OT Hero
3 Ways IT can be an OT Hero

There are three areas IT and OT teams can collaborate when installing an IoT network include office space planning, building access and environmentals.

0fcba23 Jeanette Lee

July 01, 2019

4 minute read
Breaking up with old network paradigms
Breaking up with old network paradigms

IT is about maximizing services and minimizing risk of downtime. Ruckus has built products that minimize risk without sacrificing new capabilities.

0fcba23 Jeanette Lee

May 28, 2019

3 minute read
1 AP per classroom - part 4: the whys and wherefores of the rest of the checklist
1 AP per classroom - part 4: the whys and wherefores of the rest of the checklist

Properly tuned, an R730 AP in every class can provide an outstanding WLAN network. There are things can be done to tune APs for the best performance.

jim-stewart Jim Stewart

May 13, 2019

3 minute read
Configuring an Over-deployed, 1 AP per Classroom School: The Answer is not 42. It’s Channel Planning
Configuring an Over-deployed, 1 AP per Classroom School: The Answer is not 42. It’s Channel Planning

In AP deployment, it’s critical to plan for any potential Interference. Only APs on the same channel interfere with each other. Channel plan accordingly.

jim-stewart Jim Stewart

May 06, 2019

4 minute read