Name: Understanding enterprise wireless: Part 3—cellular vs. Wi-Fi by RCR Wireless News in Wireless Connectivity to Enable Industry 4.0 for the Middleprise
Duration: 10 min 16 s
Description: In the third installment of a four-part podcast series presented in partnership with Nextivity, Chief Commercial Officer Stephen Kowal reiterates the importance of both cellular and Wi-Fi in enterprise connectivity. However, he points out that Wi-Fi does have limitations, and as enterprises invest in Industry 4.0 solutions, mobility (as enabled by cellular) will have an important role to play.

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In this four-part podcast series presented in partnership with Nextivity, learn the ins and out of a robust and effective enterprise wireless strategy for the Industry 4.0 era. The first episode, featuring Nextivity Chief Commercial Officer Stephen M. Kowal, digs into how public and private cellular connectivity, along with Wi-Fi, and low-power sensor networks all have an important role to play in the digital transformation of enterprises of all sizes.

Understanding enterprise wireless: Part 1—developing a strategy

In the second installment of four-part podcast series presented in partnership with Nextivity, learn about the role private cellular networks can play in enabling the digital transformation of enterprises of all sizes. While there are some impediments to the deployment of private cellular networks, Nextivity CEO Michiel Lotter sees a path forward that addresses cost and complexity. He also looked at how a strong focus on enterprise use cases can help accelerate adoption of private cellular networks.

Understanding enterprise wireless: Part 2—private networks for Industry 4.0

In the third installment of a four-part podcast series presented in partnership with Nextivity, Chief Commercial Officer Stephen Kowal reiterates the importance of both cellular and Wi-Fi in enterprise connectivity. However, he points out that Wi-Fi does have limitations, and as enterprises invest in Industry 4.0 solutions, mobility (as enabled by cellular) will have an important role to play.

Understanding enterprise wireless: Part 3—cellular vs. Wi-Fi

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