Recent technology advances in big data network analytics are helping enterprises to get a grip on the real payoff and performance of Wi-Fi for users.
Companies of all shapes and sizes have become utterly dependent on Wi-Fi to keep users connected and productive. If they can’t connect, Wi-Fi almost always unfairly takes the brunt of the blame, begging the need for greater visibility and more comprehensive controls.
As enterprises continue to mull over migrating to faster Wi-Fi 6 technology, better analytics will be needed more than ever to better understand if Wi-Fi is delivering the promised productivity and the best possible return on what has become an expensive technology investment.
