This article is an attempt to make that perspective explicit. If we were the CIO or IT Director responsible for a wireless network infrastructure decision with real budget constraints, real organizational accountability, and real consequences for the outcome

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A wireless network performs only as well as it is installed, aligned, tuned, and validated.

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Consulting wireless experts can significantly enhance the effectiveness and reliability of your wireless system.

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