Did I Mention That Location Services Is the End-game?
Ten years has validated my assertions (in 2008 and in 2009) that location services is the end game. Whether it’s used for asset tracking, people tracking, wayfinding, or even location-based
So-called ‘Ghost Frames’ Do Not Exist
There has been much misinformation and misunderstanding around so-called ghost frames. There is no frame type or subtype in the 802.11 standard called a ‘ghost frame’, but rather it’s a
802.11ax’s Achilles Heel
While there are some technical reasons to be excited about the soon forthcoming 802.11ax (hereafter, just 11ax) technology, it has one big Achilles Heel that must be considered by any
Wi-Fi Throughput
There must be 10Gbps of Wi-Fi throughput hype out there, and I want to explain expected throughput for 11ac and 11ax WLANs in a way that is clear to everyone.
Aerohive Innovation
Back-to-back innovative product releases from Aerohive…hmmm. Who would’ve thought that they would re-enter the innovation game after a 5-year hiatus. Not me, but I must say that I’m very pleasantly
802.11ax Is Not
So much has been and will be said about the upcoming 802.11 PHY amendment called 802.11ax (hereafter just “11ax”) that I felt I needed to chime in to counteract some
It’s All About The People
My friend Keith Parsons and I are fond of saying, “It’s All About The People.” Because it is. People and relationships are what’s really important in life, but everyone (including
WiFi Design and Deployment Methodology
In each of my weekly classes, I do a full walk-through of the “Define, Design, Deploy, Diagnose (Validate/Optimize)” process. It’s never a surprise when most of the students are excited
AirCheck G2: Devin’s Seven
Simply because it’s awesome, I thought I would write a blog about the AirCheck G2. It’s my favorite WiFi diagnostics tool, hands-down. It does so many things in such a