In cellular we have carriers, manufacturers, and third-party developers, but
in the Wi-Fi space things are a little more complex.
There's a new set of smart WLAN "switch" players emerging in the Wi-Fi space,
bringing out new architectures for configuring and managing wireless
networks. Recently, I've been hearing some confusion on a question that
reminds me of the early days of wired networks: "Can our Wi-Fi infrastructure
completely manage itself, or is a separate network management solution
required?" Or, put another way, "Is this new product designed for
connectivity, for man... (more)