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Case Study : WIFI Gen 6th Network

Client: ABC Startup
Industry: Healthcare
Problem: The healthcare startup faced challenges in providing high-speed and reliable wireless connectivity to their staff. The existing Wi-Fi infrastructure was outdated and unable to support the increasing number of connected devices and the demand for higher bandwidth.
Business Needs: The healthcare startup needed a modern, high-performance Wi-Fi infrastructure that could support the growing demand for wireless connectivity in a healthcare setting. They needed a solution that could improve patient care, staff productivity, and overall operational efficiency.
Industry Drivers: The services industry is becoming increasingly dependent on technology to deliver a seamless experience to customers. A high-performing Wi-Fi network is crucial for company to remain competitive and meet the demands of modern consumers who expect to be able to connect their devices to the internet anywhere and anytime.
Business Outcome: The implementation of Wi-Fi Gen 6th resulted in a reliable and high-performing Wi-Fi network that met the needs of both partners and employees. Partner were able to access the Wi-Fi network easily and quickly, enhancing their customer experience services, while employees were able to use their devices to complete tasks more efficiently, leading to increased productivity.
Solutions: The retail chain store worked with a Wi-Fi solutions provider to implement Wi-Fi Gen 6th technology across all their locations. The Wi-Fi Gen 6th technology includes the latest Wi-Fi standard, which offers faster speeds, increased capacity, and improved reliability. The provider also conducted a site survey to determine the optimal placement of access points and worked with the retail chain store’s IT team to ensure the network was secure and easy to manage.
Results: The solution provided ABC Bank with a robust and secure application infrastructure. The bank’s customers could access their accounts and perform financial transactions without worrying about their personal and financial information being compromised. The multi-layered approach to application security ensured that the bank’s applications were protected against both known and unknown threats.
- Higher speeds: Wi-Fi 6 offers faster speeds than Wi-Fi 5, with a maximum theoretical speed of up to 9.6 Gbps compared to Wi-Fi 5’s maximum speed of 3.5 Gbps. This is achieved through various improvements in the standard, including wider channels and better modulation.
- Better performance in crowded areas: Wi-Fi 6 uses a technology called Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) that allows multiple devices to share the same channel, reducing congestion and improving performance in crowded environments such as public areas or offices.
- Improved range: Wi-Fi 6 uses a technology called Target Wake Time (TWT) that allows devices to communicate with the access point only when they need to, reducing the amount of time they spend on the network and saving battery life. This technology also allows devices to sleep for longer periods, which can improve range and coverage.
- Better security: Wi-Fi 6 includes several new security features, including improved encryption and authentication, that make it more secure than Wi-Fi 5.
- Improved Efficiency: Wi-Fi 6 is designed to be more efficient than Wi-Fi 5, which means that it can handle more devices without sacrificing performance. This is due to the use of MU-MIMO technology and improved resource scheduling.
- More Battery Efficient: Wi-Fi 6 is designed to be more power-efficient compared to Wi-Fi 5, which means that devices using Wi-Fi 6 can conserve battery life better.
Conclusion: The implementation of Wi-Fi 6 infrastructure was a success for the healthcare startup. The solution provided the required wireless connectivity for patient care and staff productivity. The new infrastructure improved overall operational efficiency, reduced costs, and enhanced patient care and outcomes. With the growing demand for wireless connectivity in healthcare, the implementation of Wi-Fi 6 infrastructure positioned the healthcare startup to stay ahead of the curve and provide the necessary wireless connectivity to support critical operations.