Browsing posts tagged with: WiFi monitoring
When Guest WiFi Is Unusable, What’s the Point?
August 3, 2017 by Joe Michalowski
Networking Technology, Performance Monitoring
What would happen if we woke up tomorrow and WiFi didn’t exist anymore? It would take some getting used to, for sure. You could fall back on your carrier’s mobile service, but it’s not quite the same as the comfort of your personal WiFi network. For years now, proposals have surfaced about the possibility of…Continue reading
How to Monitor Application Performance Over WiFi
July 12, 2017 by Sean Armstrong
Networking Technology, Performance Monitoring
The value of application performance monitoring is increasing as apps move to the cloud and SaaS providers. There are many factors that can affect application performance, including local network congestion, ISP performance, inefficient routes, server-side infrastructure and a multitude of others. But there is an even more prevalent change occurring at the other end of…Continue reading
Stop Taking WiFi Networks for Granted
June 13, 2017 by Joe Michalowski
Networking Technology, Performance Monitoring
Bring your own device (BYOD), digital transformation, consumerization of IT—all of these trends and buzzwords have changed the way enterprises do business. But there’s one IT system that takes the brunt of the pressure from these trends: the WiFi network. It wasn’t too long ago that WiFi networks were a luxury in the workplace. But…Continue reading
“Is the WiFi Down?” Why This Question Matters More Than Ever
October 4, 2016 by Christine Cignoli
It happened gradually, but at some point WiFi networks moved from a nice-to-have bonus feature in the office to become a standard part of a business’s IT infrastructure. Now that mobile devices are such a critical part of work, WiFi is essential. It needs care and attention as other networks do. Strong WiFi performance is…Continue reading