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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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Thousands of attendees from all over sharing ideas and experiences is what makes Aruba’s Atmosphere a terrific annual event. At this year’s conference, held in Las Vegas, our team had the ability to see new products during the Innovation Zone breakouts and had multiple opportunities networking with the Aruba teams and peers within industry. Velaspan Insights Below […]
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This year included many welcomed changes. From a new name to a new home, both virtually and physically, we have been thankful for the success that 2015 brought us. That is why we decided to have an official Cord Cutting Party, to show off the new space and celebrate the people who have supported us […]
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When we announced a brand redesign from Cumulus Consulting Group to Velaspan back in April 2014, the renewed sense of identity sparked imagination throughout the company. Evolving our name provided a chance to evolve our image and we saw the opportunity for a near ground-up company transformation. Coincidently, ground broke less than a month later […]
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If business matters, gambling on network reliability is an unaffordable risk. This rings especially true when the destination is Las Vegas, where high stakes and unfavorable odds are part of the landscape. We were presented with a scenario a few years ago, where we had the unique opportunity to team up with our friends at […]
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Any enterprise that has deployed or is working on deploying an 802.11-based wireless LAN has undoubtedly heard statements like ‘there is no need to perform a site survey – just install the access points and let the wireless infrastructure sort it out.’ Most of these statements come straight from the wireless LAN hardware vendors themselves and […]
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