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This guide covers the 101 in hotel room WiFi from area of coverage to pricing. Click to read how you can add WiFi to your Hotel.

If you want to add WiFi to your restaurant, don't skip this guide. We cover everything from why you need WiFi to common pitfalls.

Guests want to relax but also want to the convenience of being connected. Here's everything you need to know when looking for a WiFi provider for your gym, spa, or pool.

Are you a looking for WiFi solutions for your company? Our guide covers everything from the 101 to security measures.

Do you need WiFi connectivity for your guests at exhibitions? Yes and this post shows you why. Read about how you can engage your users with this guide to WiFi at Exhibitions.

Connect to your visitors while they travel to their destination. Your train systems deserve WiFi and this guide covers everything you need to know.

Purple, a leading provider of intelligent spaces solutions, partners with BGF to accelerate growth, solidifying their market-leader position in the industry.

There are two waves of WiFi 5 (802.11ac). Click to see how this technology compares to previous versions.

A wireless network connection devices without physical cables. Click to see our overview of wireless networks.

Whether it's streaming, gaming, or just uploading videos, a strong WiFi speed will improve all of the above. Click to see exactly what you need based on your needs.

A PAN is a connection of electronic devices within a short range. See how you can leverage PANs to improve your personal and business operations.

If you're looking to provide network access across your corporate campus, a Campus Area Network (CAN) might be useful. Click to read and learn about how CANs connect campuses.

A WLAN is a network that allows devices to connect and communicate wirelessly. Read the complete guide to WLAN here.

Troubleshoot why your WiFi keeps disconnecting here. This article covers the 101 to help you get started on reconnecting.

If your wireless network needs to extend over a large geographic area, then a WAN might be the solution for you. Read all about how Wide-Area Networks work here.