Most Wi-Fi Networks Underperform. Is Yours One of Them?
According to Ekahau’s Global State of Business Wi-Fi 2021 report 75% of Wi-Fi networks worldwide operate with poor or inadequate efficiency.
How does this affect the owners?
A Wireless Survey helps ensure that your network remains reliable, high-performing, and future-ready, identifying and resolving potential issues before they impact daily operations.
Constant changes—like new facilities, furniture, or layout adjustments—can impact the efficiency of existing Wi-Fi networks.
The exponential growth of Wi-Fi networks means that in dense areas, hundreds of AP signals can interfere, undermining overall performance.
As Wi-Fi devices increase across businesses and institutions, periodic checks ensure the network can handle the growing demand.
As technology evolves, we rely on Wi-Fi for more than emails or video streaming. Applications and video conferencing now demand high bandwidth for both uploads and downloads.
As a core infrastructure component, any network failure or performance drop can severely impact business operations.
We offer our Clients different types of surveys. The steps of the most common and most frequently used Passive Site Survey are as follows.
Accurate floor plans are the foundation of precise Wi-Fi surveys. If none are available, our Pre-Design Survey service can create them in collaboration with architects.
Using state-of-the-art measurement tools, we perform a site walkthrough, mapping 2.4, 5, and 6 GHz Wi-Fi signals onto floor plans. This generates heat maps that visualize key aspects of the wireless network.
Our report provides key insights, including coverage areas, AP locations, signal strength, signal-to-noise ratio, channel width, interference, and more. Where relevant, records and photos are included for enhanced clarity.
Unstable connections, dead zones, interference, and slow speeds can disrupt operations and frustrate users. Overcrowded frequencies, misconfigured APs, or outdated security protocols leave your network vulnerable to cyber threats and performance issues.