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In April, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced plans to open up 1,200 MHz in the 6 GHz band – the biggest Wi-Fi spectrum addition in two decades, referred to by industry insiders as Wi-Fi 6E. The expansion spells big things for users, who can expect improved speed and reliability once bandwidth is no longer […]
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The importance of site surveys to RF design can’t be overstated. Beyond testing and mapping radio frequency coverage, site surveys offer engineers an in-person look at other key factors that drive wireless design: Building materials, ceiling types, aesthetics, user density, and space usage. Cue COVID-19. Travel and social limitations and Velaspan’s own cautionary measures have […]
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Velaspan has done one thing for 15+ years: Wireless. Beyond the value our strategic guidance brings our clients, it’s also critical to our partners: solution providers and managed IT providers that deliver a number of services to a staggering variety of industries. When wireless is in the mix, they can rely on us to strengthen […]
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On March 4th, Velaspan received The Morning Call’s Top Workplace 2020 award at the ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks in Bethlehem, one of only 25 small employers (35-120 employees) to be honored as the Lehigh Valley’s best places to work. Velaspan also took home the coveted Employee Appreciation award, a singular award given to a company […]
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It can be tempting to lean on cable hardware and installation providers for wireless design. Their personnel are readily available, they’re familiar with your facility, and they even install the cable that supports the backbone of your network infrastructure. But relying on a cable vendor for the RF design that’s crucial to the performance of […]
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It should come as a surprise to no one that WLAN vendors all have one undeniable thing in common, they’re in business to sell network gear. I’m not saying this is a bad thing, just that the point deserves consideration. Even the most consultative and knowledgeable account managers are compensated by putting their equipment in […]
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