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Wireless LAN Design

Enterprise and building-wide WLAN across hospitals, plants, courthouses and a Super Bowl stadium.

Also known as WLAN, Wi-Fi, 802.11

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Facility-wide wireless across clinical, industrial, government and venue environments — including the gate operations network for Super Bowl XXXIX in Jacksonville, building-wide Wi-Fi at the Duval County Courthouse carried on the same fiber-fed antenna infrastructure as the DAS, the St. James Building at City Hall, and the Xirrus deployment for the One Spark downtown festival.

Earlier: large-scale wireless for Flagler Hospital, Baptist Hospital and Georgia-Pacific at Coleman Technologies, where the survey procedure for diagnosing RF problems in those environments was developed from scratch.

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