Wireless LAN Standards: Where are we now?

There are many wireless standards and protocols in play. Which ones should you harness and which ones are becoming obsolete?

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The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) 802.11 wireless local area network (WLAN) standards may have achieved international success, but their constant updates and changes can leave many wondering which versions of 802.11 to implement, what the latest flavors offer and which older ones should be migrated away from rapidly. In this research report, Burton Group Senior Analyst Paul DeBeasi reviews current and future WLAN standards and their relevancy for the enterprise. This is available free of charge but registrion is required.

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