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Wireless LANs help organizations like yours provide employees with the constant voice and data connection they need to maximize efficiency and productivity. As a result, the quality of the wireless connection and the performance of the wireless network are key to business continuity. But maintaining maximum WLAN performance generally requires a lot of manpower. The IT staff must closely monitor the network and when issues arise, the staff must be able to identify and remedy wireless network issues before they impact users — initiatives that are difficult, expensive and for remote locations, sometimes physically impractical. In addition, many variables make client connectivity problems difficult to troubleshoot. Pinpointing problems can take many hours, especially when the dispatch of a technician to a site is required. And with each new user, application and network modification, the hours involved in managing the performance of your wireless network increase — along with your support costs. Just as is the case with wire, having the right tools and procedures for network management is essential that allow organizations to proactively optimize wireless LAN performance as well as remotely troubleshoot RF problems.
Attend this complimentary webcast hosted by Motorola AirDefense Solutions featuring Nemertes Research’s Irwin Lazar where they discuss key performance issues in wireless that affect enterprise WLAN deployments, along with wireless network assurance solutions that give you full control of your WLAN operational performance, providing the solid network reliability and uptime required to fully realize the benefits of mobility. Learn how to maximize network availability and performance — with less effort and cost!
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DATE: WED, DEC. 7th, 2011
TIME: 2PM ET / 11AM PT
DURATION: 1 Hour |
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Attend the webcast and you'll be automatically entered to win a GPS Nav System! |
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WEBCAST AGENDA
Wireless LAN Management & Support
- Irwin Lazar, Vice President and Service Director, Nemertes Research |
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Understanding WLAN TCO |
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WLAN management & troubleshooting challenges |
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Recommendations for reducing support costs & improving service levels |
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Realizing quick ROI for WLANs |
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Wireless LAN Network Assurance Solutions
- Roger Skidmore, Chief Technology Officer, Motorola AirDefense Solutions |
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WLAN operational and support issues |
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Benefits of 24x7 monitoring & centralized troubleshooting |
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Motorola AirDefense Wireless Network Assurance solution |
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Remote Troubleshooting of RF problems |
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Live Q&A
- Moderated by Nathan Rowe, Sr. Product Manager, Motorola AirDefense Solutions |
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SPEAKER INFORMATION
 Irwin Lazar is the Vice President and Service Director at Nemertes Research, where he manages overall research operations, develops and manages research projects, develops cost models, conducts strategic seminars, and advises clients. Irwin is responsible for benchmarking the adoption and use of emerging technologies in the enterprise in areas including VOIP, unified communications, video conferencing, social computing, collaboration, and advanced network services.
A Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and sought-after speaker and author, Irwin is a blogger for No Jitter. He is a frequent resource for the business and trade press and is regular speaker at events such as Enterprise Connect (Formerly VoiceCon), and Enterprise 2.0. Irwin serves on the advisory board for the Enterprise 2.0 conference.
Prior to joining Nemertes, Irwin spent eight years with Burton Group, where he led the networking strategies consulting process before heading up VOIP/UC research. His earlier background was in IP network architecture, design, and engineering.
After completing ROTC (Reserve Officer Training Corps) and receiving his commission, Irwin served 8 years in the U.S. Army Reserve, Ordnance Corps.
Irwin holds a Masters degree in business administration from George Mason University and a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Management Information Systems from Radford University. He is active in Cub Scouting and is an avid baseball fan.
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 Dr. Roger Skidmore is a Distinguished Member of the Motorola Technical Staff with over 15 years experience in wireless networking. He serves as chief technologist for Motorola’s AirDefense division, which develops industry leading software for designing, managing, and securing wireless data networks. Previously, Dr. Skidmore was the founder and Chief Product Officer of Wireless Valley Communications, acquired by Motorola in 2005. He received his doctorate in wireless communication networks from the University of Virginia Tech.
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 Nathan Rowe runs Product Management for AirDefense Solutions product line in Motorola’s Enterprise Networking Communications division. He brings over 10 years of practical experience in information technology and information security with a focus on networking and wireless technologies. He has worked extensively with large organizations to help define and implement security and network support strategies to enable reliable secure wireless applications. He also participates in wireless security research and leads wireless security and vulnerability assessment training classes. Nathan received a BS from the Georgia Institute of Technology in Computer Engineering.
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