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Ruckus Networks enhances its Ruckus Ready Partner Program with four new specialisations, offering partners training, incentives, and access to new markets.

Understanding the balance between Wi-Fi signal strength and speed is essential for top-notch performance. Ruckus offers a unique, math-based approach.

IoT and home automation are driving up consumer expectation, and catering to this will be the key to success for the hospitality sector.

The network supports more than 31,000 connections per month, with more than 1.7 terabytes used by 2000 concurrent users every day.

Enables multi-gigabit networks with pay-as-you-grow model suitable for education, government and enterprise environments.

It's become virtually impossible to imagine our personal working lives without WiFI, but Ruckus says there's still so much more it can do.

Allows network administrators to manage multiple locations through a single web- or mobile app-based dashboard.

Connection numbers and the demand per device is growing exponentially in education instiutions. How can a school be ready for what’s to come?.

Dell’Oro Group have released a report showing that the WLAN market picked up in 2Q18 as 802.11ax saw its first shipments.

Network security risks increase exponentially as hotels look to incorporate newer technologies to support a range of IoT devices, including smart door locks.

With the increasing demand for wireless internet in every space, it is time be thinking about how the inevitable next-generation of WiFi will look.

Resellers new to Ruckus’ range of network APs and ICX switches can get 40-50% off selected products by purchasing from Ingram NZ for a limited time.

Once implemented, this project will help improve the ability of local businesses to advertise tours and services.

Ruckus Networks’ State of Wi-Fi survey finds almost half of Australian organisations deal with Wi-Fi downtime up to five times per month.

Ruckus has released findings from its study of 1200 organizations in APAC who collectively have lost US$53m from downtime in the last 12 months.

Ingram's partnership with Ruckus is heating up to the benefit of partners - especially those who found themselves in the VIP box for the AB's game.

Ruckus president Ian Whiting was surprisingly insightful when it came to the social applications of wireless technologies.

Ruckus is no longer just wifi and is ready to take on the incumbents. Three business leaders explain how ANZ partners can gain from this growth.

This week, Ruckus Networks held its Big Dogs conference in Seoul showcasing new offerings and discussing the opportunities in their sights.

Ruckus Networks introduces the industry's first IoT- and LTE-ready 802.11ax access point, delivering secure, high-capacity performance in dense environments.