Meru Networks, Inc., the pioneer in 802.11n enterprise networking, today
announced it kicks off a series of seminars that the company will host
across nine cities throughout North America and Europe, focusing on the
migration to Wireless LAN 802.11n. With the industry buzz around the
recent 802.11n standard ratification, the seminars aim to ensure that
enterprise IT departments are equipped to support not only the existing
legacy 802.11a/b/g deployments, but also set up to succeed in driving
the massive shift to 802.11n. In a recent report conducted by the
Dell’Oro Group, 802.11n is expected to account for 80 percent of
wireless LAN installations by the year 2012. The roadshow, which will
arm enterprise attendees with the knowledge needed to be a part of that
installation number, will kick-start on September 28 in Denver, CO.
IT professionals will have an opportunity to gain analyst insight on the
.11n adoption and predictions on the Wireless LAN industry from industry
luminaries Dr. Vaduvur Bharghavan, Meru founder and chief technology
officer, Joe Epstein, Co-Founder and Senior Director of Technology for
Meru, and Craig Mathias, principal analyst at Farpoint Group. Attendees
will also be able to participate in live demonstrations showcasing the
rewards of data, voice, and video applications on a real-time 802.11n
network, and speak with regional customers about their own paths to
successful .11n deployments. During the 802.11 to the Nth Degree tour,
experts will share with participants best practices and cover the
following topics:
Implications of 802.11n ratification on the enterprise
Migrating to wireless LAN technology and real-world 802.11n deployments
How to ensure that client and infrastructure products support the new
802.11n ratified standard
Utilizing 802.11n to improve your network's security and significantly
increase your ROI
Why 802.11n represents a much bigger change than previous wireless
upgrades
-
Designing a wireless LAN network that matches Ethernet in more than
just performance
Lunch and learn sessions will provide attendees with the opportunity to
network with their peers and to discuss technical issues related to .11n.
WHO should attend: Meru encourages all businesses and IT
executives interested in improving their Wireless LAN networks with the
802.11n benefits to attend.
WHEN & WHERE: The event is free, however space is limited. To
register for the event and receive additional dates and location details
please visit: http://bit.ly/Ot369.
About Meru Networks
Founded in 2002, Meru Networks develops and markets wireless LAN
infrastructure solutions that use virtualization to deliver pervasive,
high-fidelity wireless service for business-critical voice, video and
data applications. The company first introduced its award-winning
virtual cell wireless architecture in 2003, and Meru products embody a
complete departure from typical hub-based WLAN approaches, offering a
wireless solution with levels of performance, reliability, security and
cost-effectiveness previously found only in wired networking
environments. Meru's solutions have been adopted in all major industry
vertical markets, including Fortune 500 enterprises, healthcare,
education, retail, manufacturing, hospitality and government. Meru is
headquartered in Sunnyvale, Calif., and has operations in the Americas,
Europe, the Middle East and Asia Pacific. For more information, visit www.merunetworks.com
or call (408) 215-5300.
Voce Communications
Leah McLean, 415-308-7928
lmclean@vocecomm.com
