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Hotel wireless solutions must employ the highest level of security features in order to protect a hotel’s data and their guest’s data. Unsecured and secured networks with weak security can put confidential information at risk. They can spread viruses and malicious software to unsuspecting users. While many times these intrusions may seem to be nothing…
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Research indicates that WiFi is the number one amenity hotel guests are looking for; this isn’t surprising. Business travelers have stated for some time now that advertised free WiFi” is what hooks them. However, when they check themselves in, get settled, pull up their email inbox, they come to the realization that their email attachments…
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The Benefits Of A Tiered Internet Pricing Model Tiered Internet pricing models allow hotels to offer their guests the convenience of free Internet access, while making faster speeds available to those guests that need it. Bandwidth is a commodity that is both limited in quantity and consumed quickly. Many hotels have come to the realization…
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How important is WiFi to your guests? Today, every hotel provides a WiFi network for their guests, but do they make sure that their WiFi networks deliver the performance their guests need? A quick search of hotel review websites like Yelp and TripAdvisor show too many hotels with poor reviews for WiFi networks that were…
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As retailers add “free WiFi” to their mobile marketing strategy, they create a situation where their previously private wireless network, used exclusively for store operations, now has to accommodate the public. This can create serious performance challenges for both proprietary devices, used to increase store productivity, and for customer expectations of speed and security. Before…
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