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Service Provider
One of the biggest benefits that service providers will get from 802.11ac will be related
to hotspots. Hotspots have been a popular solution for service providers, because
users can pay a subscription fee to use the Wi-Fi network, which generates revenue.
Hotspots also provide a way to offload data flow to the Wi-Fi network rather than using
the 3G or LTE network. By introducing 802.11ac into hotspots, service providers can
differentiate themselves from the competition. With more and more 802.11ac devices
flooding the market, customers may choose to pay extra to use their new 802.11ac-
enabled tablet or laptop and receive the higher bandwidth that is offered. Hotspot
customers will also get a much better experience with high-bandwidth applications
such as Netflix and Hulu Plus, and the service provider can generate extra revenue
by charging a premium for the service. In addition, the continued shift to 5 GHz
in 802.11ac will relieve congestion on the already crowded 2.4-GHz band that is
common in many hotspot deployments. Using 802.11ac, service providers will be able
to offer their customers more bandwidth on a more efficient network, while having the
ability to generate more revenue.
to hotspots. Hotspots have been a popular solution for service providers, because
users can pay a subscription fee to use the Wi-Fi network, which generates revenue.
Hotspots also provide a way to offload data flow to the Wi-Fi network rather than using
the 3G or LTE network. By introducing 802.11ac into hotspots, service providers can
differentiate themselves from the competition. With more and more 802.11ac devices
flooding the market, customers may choose to pay extra to use their new 802.11ac-
enabled tablet or laptop and receive the higher bandwidth that is offered. Hotspot
customers will also get a much better experience with high-bandwidth applications
such as Netflix and Hulu Plus, and the service provider can generate extra revenue
by charging a premium for the service. In addition, the continued shift to 5 GHz
in 802.11ac will relieve congestion on the already crowded 2.4-GHz band that is
common in many hotspot deployments. Using 802.11ac, service providers will be able
to offer their customers more bandwidth on a more efficient network, while having the
ability to generate more revenue.
Summary
Deploying 802.11ac can provide many benefits to those using a wireless network.
Keep in mind, however, that with the increased bandwidth capabilities on the network
come more issues that you must consider. Whether your network is small to medium
or a large enterprise that requires mission-critical connectivity, Cisco, a leader in
enterprise wireless networks provides a comprehensive 802.11ac portfolio that helps
ensure that you receive the benefits of 802.11ac while continuing to enjoy the reliability
of your wireless network. The Cisco
Keep in mind, however, that with the increased bandwidth capabilities on the network
come more issues that you must consider. Whether your network is small to medium
or a large enterprise that requires mission-critical connectivity, Cisco, a leader in
enterprise wireless networks provides a comprehensive 802.11ac portfolio that helps
ensure that you receive the benefits of 802.11ac while continuing to enjoy the reliability
of your wireless network. The Cisco
all include an integrated 802.11ac radio and
are designed to fit your wireless connectivity needs. Cisco also offers 802.11ac-based
outdoor access points like the
outdoor access points like the
to be deployed in outdoor stadiums,
malls, outdoor university and campus locations. With Cisco 802.11ac portfolio, and
High Density Experience (HDX) technology, you can be confident that your network can
maintain its reliability while benefiting from the capabilities of 802.11ac.
High Density Experience (HDX) technology, you can be confident that your network can
maintain its reliability while benefiting from the capabilities of 802.11ac.
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