The Business Case for Enterprise-Class Wireless LANs

Index

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target audience of WLAN as architectural component

TCO (total cost of ownership)

     per user

     Value Chain framework

         identifying key application areas

         identifying secondary application areas

TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access)

technical support

tertiary institutions

testing APs

third-party tools

     wireless client software

     WLAN management tools

threats to security

     interception

     mitigating

         with authentication 2nd

         with encryption

         with hashing

     rogue APs

three-tiered service and support system, Griffith University case study

throughput, self-throttling strategy

tiered support structure 2nd

time division duplexing

TKIP (Temporal Key Integrity Protocol)

top-down approach to facilitating value creation process 2nd

topological considerations for WLAN deployment

topologies, Griffith University education case study

total productivity benefit of WLANs, calculating

tracking and telemetry, Lifespan healthcare case study

traffic, sniffing

transactional processes

transmit channels

transport and shipping companies, deploying WLAN location services

transport assets

transport layer

traveling employee productivity benefits, calculating

trend reporting 2nd

trusted WLANs 2nd

types of WLAN users