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Did your convention center make the list?

If not, here are some great tips to plan for Wi-Fi coverage at your next convention.

“I’ve learned to assume two or even three connections per attendee—very few people have just one device anymore,” says AJ Bownas, CMP, senior event planner for The Webster Group in Washington DC.

Read more: https://www.meetingsnet.com/event-tech/five-top-meeting-destinations-fast-reliable-wifi

Five Top Meeting Destinations with Fast, Reliable WiFi Here’s How Planners Can Make the Most of It

Does your Network Management System give you the control, flexibility, and scalability you need?

👉 Rich, intuitive and visually appealing dashboard.
👉 Event Analytics to track, analyze, and store data from each event.
👉 A visual layer to manage and monitor a large number of access points.

Try our next-gen Wi-Fi Network Management System to help accomplish your goals in 2020.



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Scalable Wi-Fi Network Management System| Everest Networks World-Class and Scalable Network Management System to monitor your Everest Networks WLAN to ensure optimal performance, signal strength, channel assignment, security, coverage, and more.

How has your Wi-Fi usage changed since the pandemic? As expected, mobile traffic drop off a cliff and connected Wi-Fi devices increased up to 90%.

Learn more: https://wifinowglobal.com/news-and-blog/corona-effect-mobile-traffic-drops-off-a-cliff-connected-wi-fi-devices-in-the-home-increase-up-to-90/

Corona-effect: Mobile traffic drops off a cliff. Connected Wi-Fi devices increase up to 90% | Wi-Fi NOW Events The effect of the corona pandemic on telecoms services and traffic should be unsurprising but now we have our first batch of actual data.

Thank you to all of the businesses, non-profits and Wi-Fi community for giving in such a time of need including right here in our backyard (and Comcast for giving free Wi-Fi for 2-months)

The 49ers’ donation is being matched by a slew of other funds, including $500,000 from the Silicon Valley Community Foundation itself and $50,000 from Comcast, which is providing faster data speeds and two months of free WiFi access to low-income customers – a vital service as many resources and services are now only accessible online.

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San Francisco 49ers announce donation for coronavirus recovery - San José Spotlight Levi’s Stadium, home of the San Francisco 49ers, sat empty Thursday amid the county’s “shelter in place” order to slow the spread of coronavirus, as the NFL team announced plans to help residents get back on their feet. 49ers President Al Guido announced the team donated $49,000 to the Silic...