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To one degree or another, almost every business today is dependent upon technology. While smaller organizations may not require enterprise-class systems and platforms, they almost certainly are using communication and collaboration tools, networked computers, cloud services and a variety of applications.

A Smooth Upgrade Path for Multi-Gigabit Networks

During a year of extreme uncertainty for most businesses, one thing became exceptionally certain — advanced wireless technology will be critical to operational agility, resilience and innovation for the foreseeable future.

When the pandemic forced much of the global workforce to become isolated, wireless communications enabled vital connectivity.

Why High-Quality Cabling Is More Important Than Ever

Wireless networks have evolved from a “nice-to-have” feature to a mission-critical component of the IT infrastructure. Organizations that depend on mobile devices are equally dependent on Wi-Fi — sometimes more than they are the wired network.

But even organizations that rely primarily on wireless still require a high-performance, back-end wired network.

Maximizing the Value and Minimizing the Risks of a Network Upgrade

In our last post, we explained why a network upgrade is the inevitable consequence of digital transformation. Cloud computing, mobility and analytics solutions are increasing the strain on already overburdened networks. Legacy network architectures simply aren’t capable of handling today’s bandwidth demands, creating bottlenecks that negatively impact application performance and the user experience.

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