Wyebot – Wireless Intelligence Platform
Wyebot’s Wireless Intelligence Platform (WIP) took the spotlight at Mobility Field Day with its proactive approach to eliminating Wi-Fi issues. Through their platform’s efficient analysis and optimization capabilities, site-specific Wi-Fi challenges such as network performance and client connectivity are addressed without delay. This integration of WIP into the Meraki Market and Ecosystem exemplifies Wyebot’s stride towards streamlining WLAN management and enhancing remote network visibility for practitioners.
Next-Level Client Wi-Fi Visibility With Cisco’s Three-Way Partnership
Cisco is elevating enterprise Wi-Fi monitoring and optimization through a data-centric approach, as discussed by Minse Kim at Mobility Field Day. Their strategic partnerships with leading device vendors, prominently including Samsung, Intel, and Apple, allow unprecedented access to extended device data, fostering better Wi-Fi experiences for the end user. By harnessing rich analytics from millions of devices in the Meraki Cloud, this collaboration is redefining troubleshooting and operational efficiency in Wi-Fi networks. Read about it at Gestalt IT or watch Cisco’s presentation from the Mobility Field Day event here at the website.
Third Party Visibility Into Your Wi-Fi Infrastructure
Mike Bolitho has been evaluating Wyebot since their presentation at Mobility Field Day 10. He found that their sensor technology is a powerful toolset for network diagnostics and optimization. The sensor’s form factor, diverse radio options, and insightful testing features such as the video conferencing emulation test offer deep visibility into network function, crucial for resolving issues efficiently. The added value of Wyebot’s independent third-party perspective on network performance, especially through functions like the rolling PCAP and the new client application, underscores the importance of objective network monitoring in complex wireless environments.
Why Do We Use Networking Monitoring Devices?
Network performance monitoring has evolved from simple device status checks to a sophisticated analysis of end-user experience, as Darrell DeRosia explains the transformative impact of tools like Wyebot on network management. The ease of setup and insightful data visualization of Wyebot sensors offer network architects the ability to proactively fine-tune the network, addressing issues like varied DNS response times before users even notice. Wyebot’s Link Doctor feature exemplifies this proactive approach, enabling engineers to maintain network health discreetly and ensure that the “sound of silence” in communications channels signifies a well-functioning, user-centric network environment.
Boosting Battery Life With Ventev’s Integrated UPS Power System
Sulagna Saha reviews Ventev’s Integrated UPS Power System with lithium batteries. Unreliable power supply often makes it hard to install IoT devices in outdoor places. Ventev’s lithium battery technology is designed to provide twice the backup time of ordinary lead-acid based systems during outages, while keeping the internal components protected from harsh weather conditions. Read about it at Gestalt IT or watch Ventev’s presentations from the recent Mobility Field Day event here on the Tech Field Day website.
Ventev Presents at MFD10
At Mobility Field Day 10, Ventev showcased their latest innovations, including the VenGo Mobile Wireless Case for flexible connectivity on the go, suitable for job sites and emergency scenarios. They also highlighted their upgraded UPS power system featuring a new lithium battery that provides double the power and a retrofit kit for existing customers. Additionally, Ventev introduced versatile mounting solutions like the VenFlex swivel mount for optimal access point positioning, and revealed the new, compact Atto Patch Antenna, designed for both performance and aesthetics in wireless network designs. This article by Troy Martin goes over the highlights.