ForeScout Technologies and MobileIron have launched a partnership to deliver a security system for enterprise bring-your-own-device environments.
Facing a significant increase in users, mobile devices, and applications accessing its network, Quinnipiac University is implementing an upgrade based on Mobile Virtual Enterprise (MOVE) architecture from Aruba Networks.
Two network management companies have teamed up to create an approach that lets customers combine network access with mobile device management.
Brewster Academy, an independent college preparatory school in Wolfeboro, NH, has completed implementation of phase one of its new enterprise-grade 802.11n wireless local area network (WLAN), which delivers secure WiFi access to all of the school's academic areas.
Spurred by the BYOD trend, campuses are dealing with the need for enhanced mobile coverage--from basement classrooms to new construction. Three schools share their experiences establishing DAS networks.
Fluke Networks has introduced new capability in its AirMagnet line that allows an organization to track wireless smart devices without having to deploy client software, such as an agent, on the device.
The University of Washington is lending support to an initiative in its home city of Seattle to deliver an ultra high-speed last-mile fiber network to 50,000 homes and businesses in 12 fairly central neighborhoods.
The Milwaukee School of Engineering has upgraded its wireless network to provide improved Wi-Fi coverage and security for students and faculty.
Aruba Networks has announced the Aruba 7200 Series, a new wireless LAN platform with application intelligence and controls to optimize mobile application delivery.
The University of Notre Dame's Wireless Institute will partner with Agilent Technologies to research and develop multiple-input, multiple-output wireless technologies.