Networking

Your organization probably has far more wireless devices than you realize.

According to IoT Analytics' State of IoT 2025, the number of connected wireless devices worldwide is on track to nearly double from 21 billion today to 39 billion by 2030. Wi-Fi accounts for nearly a third of all IoT connections globally, more than any other wireless technology. Manufacturing alone leads IoT deployments at 34%, and AI-driven use cases are accelerating demand for low-latency, always-on connectivity.
Yet most organizations are still running wireless infrastructure designed years ago, for a fraction of today's device density and application demands. When Wi-Fi fails, or simply underperforms, the result isn't just a help-desk ticket. It's a real-time business impact: dropped voice calls, sluggish clinical applications, stalled warehouse operations, and frustrated employees.
Wireless is no longer just access points down a hallway. It is business-critical infrastructure that demands the same rigor as your switching and security stack.