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 Open Reality and Ekahau are excited to announce the launch of the first ever State of Wi-Fi Survey. The survey is designed to examine the current challenges in running a Wi-Fi network and the trends and technologies that will shape wireless network management moving forwards.
Read More Abingdon, Oxfordshire. Apr 03, 2018 – Open Reality, a value-added distributor of leading wireless solutions, has today signed an agreement with 7SIGNAL to distribute …
Read More Abingdon, Oxfordshire. Mar 23rd, 2018 – Open Reality, a value-added distributor of leading wireless solutions, has today signed an agreement with HiveRadar Inc to …
Read More Open Reality has today signed an agreement with Mojo Networks to distribute their industry leading cloud managed Wi-Fi solution throughout the United Kingdom.
Read More Teams from Open Reality and BrightCloud took home trophies at the Computer & IT Companies’ Team Challenge last week.
Read More VIAVI Solutions has been named a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Network Performance Monitoring and Diagnostics (NPMD) for the fifth consecutive year.
Read More VIAVI Solutions has launched ObserverLIVE, an active performance monitoring service. The move significantly enhances their Observer network performance monitoring and diagnostics (NPMD) portfolio with a cloud-enabled…
Read More Open Reality, one of the UK’s leading IT specialists, and Ekahau, the global leader in enterprise Wi-Fi network design solutions announced the renewal of their distribution agreement in the United Kingdom for 2018.
Read More January is always a good time to reflect on the previous year, and make a note of things you want to achieve, or improve upon in the year to come. With that in mind we’ve identified some things that wireless professionals should consider doing in 2018 if they aren’t already.
Read More If you find it difficult to find the time to sit down and read blogs, or just don’t really like reading then podcasts are a great way to consume information. You can also listen to them if you are on the move, which given how much travelling many wireless engineers do is no bad thing.
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