In the February 2nd CIO Research Reports' survey of 250 IT executives, 77% of wireless technology organizations reported productivity gains. Wireless local area networks (WLANs) give employees the freedom to access real-time business information anytime/anywhere within your office or campus environment. Outside the office, public WLANs can deliver secure, high speed connectivity and convenient availability of e-mail, Internet, and print capabilities.

Your options? Staggering. Opportunities? Endless. But exactly how can a WLAN boost your organization's productivity? What's the best way to securely deploy and integrate WLAN technology across your network? How can you leverage this technology to build your customer base? Beware.. danger abounds! One wrong decision could expose your data. Weaken your security. Degrade your network. And drain your profits.

Adding or switching to a wireless infrastructure changes the way your employees work by potentially offering:

• Productivity gains — Provides greater access to network connectivity, resulting in increased utilization of business productivity tools.
• Improved customer relationships — Increases workers’ connectedness and responsiveness to customers and partners.
• Easier to collaborate — Exchange e-mail anytime, anywhere where wireless is available; files can be shared on the spot and request for information handled immediately.
• Increased Flexibility - Enable "day-extenders," telecommuters, working parents and other employees who need schedule flexibility.
• Convenience — Simplifies networking of large, wide open “people areas.”
• Flexibility — Allows work to be done at the most appropriate or convenient place rather than where a cable drop terminates.
• Easier to set-up temporary spaces — Promotes quick network setup for meeting rooms, war rooms, or brainstorming rooms that can adapt to variations in the number of participants.
• Lower cabling cost  — Reduces the requirement for contingency cable plant installation because the wireless LAN can be employed to fill the gaps.
• Easier adds, moves, and changes; lower support and maintenance cost  — Temporary networks become much easier to set up, easing migration issues and costly last-minute fixes.
• More efficient use of office space — Allows greater flexibility in coping with excess numbers caused by large team meetings.
• Reduced errors — Data can be directly entered into systems as it is being collected, rather being transcribed when network access is available.

Look to Connexsion for the answers and the know-how to create a WLAN tailored to your specific needs. Together with out industry-leading partners, we integrate hardware, software, and services to provide a seamless underlying infrastructure to help increase efficiency and productivity while achieving return on your investment.

Contact Connexsion today and discover how Connexsion's WLAN solutions can improve your business productively.