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What will the future hold for building and campus networks?
What will the future hold for building and campus networks?

The Covid-19 pandemic’s impact has been felt in every area of life, and it has brought new changes to venues and campuses struggling to stay relevant in a time of mass isolation. In this blog, Ben Cardwell looks at some key trends impacting building and campus networks that we expect to see in 2021.

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January 11, 2021

5 minute read
Reach for the cloud this holiday season, get RUCKUS Cloud Technology specialized
Reach for the cloud this holiday season, get RUCKUS Cloud Technology specialized

If you are an existing RUCKUS Cloud Technology specialized partner or a RUCKUS partner who always wanted to be a Cloud Technology specialized partner, then Mittal Parekh encourages you to familiarize yourself with CommScope’s newly updated training.

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December 09, 2020

2 minute read
What does it take to be a winner?
What does it take to be a winner?

CommScope's RUCKUS R750 access point and RUCKUS Analytics received honors from CRN in the 2020 Tech Innovators Awards. In this blog, Bart Giordano showcases these two solutions and their benefits.

Bart_Giordano_Ruckus_Networks Bart Giordano

November 09, 2020

3 minute read
CommScope Definitions: What is Wi-Fi roaming? Part 2
CommScope Definitions: What is Wi-Fi roaming? Part 2

In Part 2 of the "What is Wi-Fi roaming" blog series, CommScope's Matt Melester explains how the company is a proponent of Cisco's OpenRoaming and Google's Orion platforms and the potential these platforms will have on the Wi-Fi industry and our customers.

bust-silouette-250x250 Matt Melester

November 03, 2020

3 minute read
CommScope Definitions: What is Wi-Fi roaming?
CommScope Definitions: What is Wi-Fi roaming?

The recent launch of Orion WiFi by Google brought the topic of OpenRoaming back into the spotlight. What is it and why should you care? In Part 1 of this series, Matt Melester defines Wi-Fi roaming and the players that are moving the technology toward adoption.

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October 28, 2020

3 minute read
Wanted: Cloud-Managed Guest Wi-Fi That Just Works
Wanted: Cloud-Managed Guest Wi-Fi That Just Works

It has become all but mandatory for IT to provide network access to guest user devices in a user-friendly way without increasing cost or complexity. However, just like anything else in the world of technology, there are solutions. In this blog, Mittal Parekh provides you with four options.

mittal-parehkh-commscope Mittal Parekh

October 27, 2020

4 minute read
The Importance of Convergence in a Cloud-Based Network Management System
The Importance of Convergence in a Cloud-Based Network Management System

A typical cloud-based network management vendor can offer you a simple management platform for your Wi-Fi APs and then immediately cross-sell you switch management. Suddenly, you would be staring at two or more different screens from that same vendor to manage your wired and wireless networks. The good news is that there is light at the end of the tunnel and that light is RUCKUS Cloud from CommScope. Mittal Parekh explains in this blog.

mittal-parehkh-commscope Mittal Parekh

October 14, 2020

4 minute read
Understanding Management and Control in the Cloud
Understanding Management and Control in the Cloud

What happens when a solution only offers management in the cloud but no control in the cloud? Essentially, this means the control function must be on-prem somewhere and you certainly don't have to go looking very far. In this blog, Mittal Parekh discusses management and control for cloud-based network management solutions.

mittal-parehkh-commscope Mittal Parekh

September 08, 2020

2 minute read
Wi-Fi Is Getting an Express Lane
Wi-Fi Is Getting an Express Lane

In the not-too-distant future, we will be seeing the first deployments of a new and improved Wi-Fi network standard: Wi-Fi 6E. In this blog, Dennis Huang explains Wi-Fi 6E will be an express lane dedicated to supporting the most demanding, high-bandwidth low-latency applications.

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September 02, 2020

2 minute read