By the Farpoint Group CommsTest Asia New studies by the Farpoint Group have brought to light the significant impact of non-Wi-Fi devices on both the performance and security of Wi-Fi networks. Wi-Fi and non-Wi-Fi devices share the same unlicensed radio spectrum and compete for bandwidth with a Wi-Fi network. The new studies highlight the ways non-Wi-Fi devices – including Bluetooth headsets, wireless video cameras, cordless phones, and microwave ovens – degrade the performance and integrity of wireless networks. Over the next few years, as wireless becomes the default network technology for most enterprises, Wi-Fi networks will be expected to deliver the same quality of service as traditional wired networks have for the past decade, according to Farpoint Group principal Craig Mathias. To deliver this quality of service,...
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