BYOD: Free WiFi for Everyone
AdTran BlueSocket vWLAN Bring Your Own Device WiFi Networks

Connectivity to the network, either the public internet or a private network, is expected everywhere today in business, in school, at the golf course, and especially in coffee shops across the country.  Apple, Samsung, Dell, Amazon, and a host of others are manufacturing and selling at record rates iPads, iPhones, slates, tablets, eBooks, eReaders, netbooks, and smart phones.  Consumers are reading and watching the news, connecting with friends, and getting their work done in ways very different from even just a few years ago.

As business owners and managers, how do we provide network connectivity securely, safely, and as inexpensively as possible?  Is it possible to manage users and the process when we don’t know or control what device they will be using?  And wouldn’t it be great if we could simplify connectivity throughout the whole process?  WiFi is quickly becoming the choice for primary connectivity to the network.  WiFi can be secure, inexpensive, simple to use, and simple to manage. 

With WiFi, schools are able to lower their investment in books, speed up the testing process, and increase teaching time.  Hospitals are simplifying their information capture processes by securely connecting patient records with doctors’ orders, pharmacy, and radiology.  And businesses are connecting employees and customers, and keeping track of their assets via RFID tags, all wirelessly. 

Please join us for a look at WiFi and BYOD.  Come prepared to add your views on managing connectivity to the network and to discuss successfully deploying a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) WiFi network.