- Coverage and capacity requirements
- Site information and survey planning
- Design-assist and implementation coordination
- Validation, documentation, and optimization plan
Wireless
Wireless Solutions
Plan dependable indoor and outdoor coverage across enterprise Wi-Fi, DAS, small cell, private LTE/CBRS, and public-safety systems.
Wireless by environment
Different spaces. Different coverage needs.
Choose an environment to see the questions that shape a useful wireless plan. Wi-Fi, cellular, and private wireless each serve a different purpose.
Rooms & workspaces
- Access points
- Local network
- People & devices
Start with the people using the space.
Meeting rooms, classrooms, and shared work areas need enough wireless capacity for the way people actually connect, move, and collaborate.
- Concurrent users, devices, and critical applications
- Access-point locations, cable routes, and mounting
- Guest access, roaming, and network management
Planning emergency communications? Public-safety coverage follows its own authority and testing requirements. Explore public safety
Infrastructure in focus
Coverage for the spaces people use.
Shared rooms, outdoor campuses, and interior corridors each bring different wireless coverage needs.
Build the right scope
Agree on the work and the people behind it.
Wireless performance depends on the building, users, devices, spectrum, pathways, power, service requirements, testing, and ongoing changes.
- Carrier and authority responsibilities
- Licensing, spectrum, and recurring service
- Pathway, power, and construction scope
- Ongoing monitoring and change management
Before we begin
Make the first conversation useful.
- Current floor plans and reflected ceiling plans
- Device, application, and density assumptions
- Pathways, mounting, power, and network backhaul
- Survey method, acceptance thresholds, and authority process
Is a survey always the first step?
The right first step depends on whether the project is discovery, new design, remediation, expansion, or acceptance testing. The scope should state the survey purpose and decision it supports.
Can Wi-Fi and public-safety coverage be one scope?
They can be coordinated, but technologies, authorities, testing methods, ownership, and acceptance criteria must remain explicit.
How is success defined?
Success should be tied to agreed coverage, capacity, device, location, test, documentation, and handoff criteria.
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