Managed Wifi Solution & Products

Building Wi-Fi networks at sites with a high user density is an urgent task. This article analyzes the various options for its solution proposed by the main players in the market of Wi-Fi products. There are many examples of high-density environments where users are located close to each other: lecture halls, stadiums, train stations, exhibition centers, meeting rooms in an office complex, etc. If a typical office has an area of ​​about 10-12 m 2 per user , then at objects like those listed, this figure can be an order of magnitude higher - one person per 1 m 2 . To evaluate the high-density Wi-Fi network solutions available on the market, the Network Solutions Magazine / LAN and the OSP Data Analytical Group developed a model task for a fictitious customer and asked the main players to submit their proposals. The essence of the task is to organize a Wi-Fi network for Internet access at an object intended for large public events. Property area of 4000 m 2 , number of active

It's no secret that in the modern world, mobile technology has completely turned people around about where and how to work. High-performance wireless networks have long ceased to be a luxury for companies and have become a necessity. Despite all this, often a wireless network stands apart from a wired campus network with its equipment, management, its settings and policies. It's time to change the approach and simplify the work, deployment and administration of wireless networks! EZELINK Unified Wired and Wireless Network, part of the Carrier-Grade architecture, is called upon to help. First of all, this solution includes a new line of equipment, namely, wireless access controllers / switches. Such an implementation is convenient for organizing wireless networks of small and medium scale, as it allows you to build an access network using one device. Such a network will be scalable, since the number of access points supported by the controller can be expanded with l

Digital transformation is one of the main slogans of the IT industry in recent years.  It is assumed that timely “transformed” enterprises will not only leave competitors in existing markets behind, but also create new, previously inaccessible products and services. In order to understand the real business attitude towards a promising concept, last year EZELINK Telecom surveyed nearly 600 top managers around the world (see “Five Steps to the Success of Digital Transformation in Business,” Computerworld Dubai , November 30, 2019 ) And at the end of last year, EZELINK conducted a similar study in Dubai, together with the analytical agency OSP Data. More than a hundred IT managers of large companies from the financial, telecommunications, oil and gas and industrial sectors were interviewed. The survey helped determine how domestic IT leaders understand the term “digital transformation”, how much, in their opinion, it is relevant for our country, who is responsible for develo

Increased competition in the broadband access services market in recent years, the attendant price wars of operators, the race of unlimited tariffs , etc. led to a multiple reduction in the cost of bandwidth for the subscriber. In fact, the operator began to sell more traffic for less money, despite the fact that the cost of telecommunication equipment, operating expenses of the operator, etc. did not undergo such changes. Moreover, the increased load on the network requires constantly upgrading the infrastructure, buying equipment of a higher class, and expanding external channels. Subscribers' requirements for channels provided by operators are also growing quite seriously. This is due to a large number of online video services, voice services, mass use of p2p (often the subscriber evaluates the quality of the channel by the download speed. EZELINK specialists involved in the modernization of networks of telecom operators often faced situations when the operator was for