While wireless networks were designed as backups to wired networks, wireless is now the most common means of connectivity in the workplace. Unfortunately, many Wi-Fi networks can’t support this increase in use, and the connection is often disrupted.
As Wi-Fi usage continues to rise, it's crucial to closely monitor networks to proactively address issues before users even notice them. Think of it like putting more miles on a car - the more Wi-Fi is used, the more maintenance it requires. To optimize your Wi-Fi performance, consider implementing these best practices:
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