Everything you need to know about how managed Wi-Fi helps you grow your business
Providing patients with Wi-Fi access presents a novel way for hospital foundations to not only elevate the patient and medical staff experience but also to open new fundraising horizons for hospitals and foundations.
Hospitals can create a Wi-Fi experience for each type of user: medical/non-medical staff, patients, and visitors—each with their own level of access rights, security, bandwidth consumption, and features.
By 2025 there could be 80 billion connected devices, and enterprises represent a large portion of these numerous deployments. Thankfully, Wi-Fi technology is also evolving to meet the increased demand.
In a study, we have surveyed 330 repondents to better understand typical guest Wi-Fi habits. The survey was designed to gather information about guest Wi-Fi use and what is expected.
Multi-location enterprises with physical outlets can better engage with customers and generate more sales when they offer guest Wi-Fi with value-added marketing applications.
The more locations an enterprise has, the more economic sense it makes to use a managed Wi-Fi service because the cost of servicing infrastructure would be higher.
Wi-Fi plays a role in 5G , one that leverages its existing indoor footprint and ecosystem. 5G will build on technologies and architectures which have been evolving in the unlicensed spectrum world, especially in Wi-Fi.
Big data analytics is an activity which is reliant upon Wi-Fi where individual users can be identified and followed for marketing purpuses, with integration to back office databases and CEM applications.
Managing Wi-Fi infrastructure properly requires a great deal of technical resources that could be used elsewhere in the organization. IT staff must stay on top of fast-evolving Wi-Fi industry standards and best practices.
The rise of omnichannel retail marketing strategies has shown that physical stores are an integral part of the consumer experience, and guest Wi-Fi is the bridge that connects the physical and digital worlds.
Banks and financial institutions are starting to embrace the use of Wi-Fi for both engaging with their prospects and customers, without having to worry about compromising on the security of their systems.
