Cisco Mobility: Get Ready for 802.11ac

Presenter: Mark Denny, Cisco Wireless Product Manager Host: Bill Rubino When: Wednesday, July 17, 2012, 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time Duration: One Hour Dear Caro Taylor, There's no question that demand for network capacity and bandwidth is growing. • By the year 2015, it is projected there will be 15 billion new networked mobile devices • Seventy-five percent of employees use multiple devices for work • One hundred percent of IT staff struggle to keep up with mobile needs Organizations that have not migrated to 11n need to make a change to support the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) trend that is undoubtedly affecting the way that they do business. But what happens as their needs grow? With more mobile devices, new wireless clients, and higher consumer expectations, IT simply can't compromise on performance, user experience, and security. Now is the time to prepare customers for 802.11ac–the next step in Wi-Fi. 802.11ac is the next generation of Wi-Fi. This emerging standard from the IEEE promises to be very exciting since it will address some critical pain points faced by users of Wi-Fi today–more bandwidth and more simultaneous users. Join us on July 17th • Get an update on the standards body activity • Hear an overview on the technology • Learn the best way to prepare your network for this exciting technology Watch this webcast, and get ready for 802.11ac. Sincerely, The Mobility Solutions Team Be ready. Learn more about 802.11ac and prepare your customers for the future of wireless. Presenter: Mark Denny, Cisco Wireless Product Manager Coming Up Next on July 24 Learn to prioritize different applications for a better user experience. Register for "An Extension to BYOD: Using DPI for Better Application Visibility," our next webcast in this series

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