Every building has its mysteries, but few are more frustrating than a wireless dead zone. Dropped calls, disconnected devices, and unreliable communications can disrupt daily operations when people need connectivity most and often, the culprit is hiding in plain sight. Fortunately, organizations don't need a paranormal investigator to uncover these problems. They need a plan for identifying coverage gaps and choosing the right wireless infrastructure. Three Wireless Horrors t

For most of us, a weak signal is an annoyance. For the people operating a power plant, water treatment facility, farm, manufacturing plant, or other critical infrastructure, it can be much more consequential. It can reduce visibility into critical assets, hinder emergency response, delay maintenance, and disrupt essential services. As infrastructure becomes increasingly connected, reliable wireless coverage is becoming fundamental to operational resilience. And yet, many of t

Julie Song, President at Advanced RF Technologies (ADRF), responsible for overseeing all aspects of the company globally. ​Critical infrastructure like energy providers, water utilities and agricultural operations have undergone a significant digital transformation. Across power plants, substations, water treatment facilities, farms, food processing plants and more, thousands of connected devices support the essential services that communities rely on every day.​ Unlike some

It’s a humorous concept building technology that helps to bring connectivity to a facility that brings connectivity to many other facilities. But the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence has created an immense need for greater 5G and public safety connectivity while consuming the least amount of power possible. More than 1,500 U.S. data centers are in development right now, primarily in rural areas, to take advantage of the bigger plots of land at lower prices and the lo

For decades now, mobile carriers, and local, state, and federal governments have been trying to solve the digital divide that plagues...