Wireless networking has made its largest leap to date with initial deployments of 802.11n networks. The goal: deliver high-speed and high quality triple-play applications to every user of the WiFi network.

Next-generation 802.11n networks bring a new level of functionality and performance to the world of Wireless LANs. With the rollout in full swing, 802.11n Access Points are being deployed in both consumer and enterprise network applications. As more and more of these products are becoming available, it is time to compare the reality of 802.11n to the promise.

• What is the real performance one can expect from the new 802.11n networks when operating in 11n-only environments as well as in mixed environments with legacy 802.11 a/b/g devices?
• Will the lack of a finished standard affect interoperability, co-existence and performance of these networks?
• How well do the 802.11n networks support the myriad of offered services including VoIP, Video, and Triple-Play?
• How can one predict the performance of an 802.11n network in a variety of enterprise applications including corporate offices, universities, hospitals, etc.?

Join industry expert Craig Mathias, principal at Farpoint Group, and Tom Alexander, VeriWave CTO, for an informative Webinar designed to help you understand the latest concepts driving the development and deployment of next-gen 802.11n networks.

In this session, we will review the state of 802.11n standardization, focusing on the approval of Draft 3.0 and the effects it can have on the early entrants. We will discuss how to ensure smooth integration of 802.11n systems with legacy WiFi networks, as well as the essentials for testing these network components for proper functionality and expected performance.

1 Hour

Craig Mathias
Principal at Farpoint Group

Tom Alexander
VeriWave CTO