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On average, a new wireless device reaches the market every 45 days.
For IT departments whose networks are ready to support the surge in wireless traffic, the “bring your own device” (BYOD) revolution promises huge gains in productivity, mobility and cost savings, all on devices purchased by the employees.
Wireless networks arebecoming more and moredominant and the followingconsiderations are crucial to building a wireless networkthat can withstand the BYOD invasion
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Access and authentication control: Enterprise users have, on average, three wireless devices
that need provisioning and monitoring. Any solution that fails to allow IT managers to quickly and easily add, remove and change devices on the network will end up costing much more than it’s worth.
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Security: Open by nature, wireless networks must be secure enough to protect the enterprise from malicious attacks, viruses and rogue devices.
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Scalability: Because devices and users can jump on and off at any point, any wireless network trying to compete in the market must be instantly scalable.
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Guest Management: Solution must provide for both active and passive guest management, allowing IT managers to take a direct interest in an individual guest’s level of access, or let that access level be predetermined by guest location and other factors.
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QoS Assurance: A wireless network that cannot assure Quality of Service is not worth having.
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Avaya solutions have been built with the future in mind, providing maximum flexibility and access for users while keeping IT managers firmly in control of who is on the network and how that network is administered. Optimized for real-time applications, Avaya WLAN solutions deliver wired performance to wireless devices while providing the advanced management capabilities administrators need to ensure sensitive data is protected.
- Open and Secure Networksed.
- Ensure and secure network access for employees, contractors, guests and guest devices
- Ensure an always-on, scalable network
To learn more please contact an SKC Account Representative.
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