The new 802.11ac wave 2 — hype or ripe?

Supplied by Extreme Networks on Tuesday, 22 November, 2016

Fuelled by big expectations for increased Wi-Fi performance, the excitement building around Wave 2 of 802.11ac comes as no surprise. But is it just more technology hype or will Wave 2 provide quantifiable business benefits that are ripe for the picking?

This eBook explores the 5 key justifications required to build a winning business case for Wave 2.

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