Welcome to wirelessgnan.com . Gnan (pronounced Nyan) is a Sanskrit word meaning “knowledge” and I am excited to share my experiences working on WiFi and other wireless technologies on this blog.
The Case for Directional Antenna in Modern Enterprises
Every enterprise going through a real estate or technology refresh is thinking about ways to enhance the work experience and stimulate the creativity and collaboration of its employees by modernizing the office spaces. In this post I outline how deploying directional antennae can help achieving best performance in such environments.
A Framework to Test WiFi Performance of Handheld Devices in Retail Environment
Technology has almost always had a positive impact in everyone’s life. Retail stores have been embracing technology not just to improve the customer experience but also to optimize the operational efficiency and improve the employee work experience. Handheld devices have played a major role in this regard.
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A good Wi-Fi design is about getting four things right..!!
Becoming a good Wi-Fi design professional requires extensive knowledge in different aspects of networking and also some areas of project management. The 400+ pages of CWDP book from CWNP teaches you exactly that. From requirement gathering & analysis to post implementation validation, the CWDP curriculum is designed to make you a well rounded design professional. … Continue reading “A good Wi-Fi design is about getting four things right..!!”
A Checklist of Expenses for your WiFi project
Looking to install new WiFi infrastructure or upgrade your current system? Wondering what costs are involved for your project? Here is something that might help. Having worked on multiple WiFi projects ranging from tens of access points (APs) to thousands of access points, I thought it might be a good idea to have a checklist … Continue reading “A Checklist of Expenses for your WiFi project”
Autocad LT for Wi-Fi Engineers – Managing Layers
Are you a Wi-Fi engineer who received a CAD file to perform design on Ekahau but couldn’t because of the sheer number of layers slowing down the software or making it hard to understand the floor plan after importing? You are not alone. If Wi-Fi designing is part of your job description, this is something … Continue reading “Autocad LT for Wi-Fi Engineers – Managing Layers”
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