Why Medical Device Makers Love/Hate Wi-Fi
In this post we're going to lift the window shade a bit on why many manufactuers love Wi-Fi, and...
Read Moreby Tim Gee | Connectivity Bibliography, Wireless | 8 |
In this post we're going to lift the window shade a bit on why many manufactuers love Wi-Fi, and...
Read Moreby Tim Gee | Healthcare IT, Wireless | 0 |
…a standard [is] needed to normalize the gaps in current standards that are filled in by device vendors in different ways…
Read Moreby Tim Gee | Healthcare IT, Standards & Regulatory | 3 |
This new standard establishes security and QoS connections for the client radio at the new access point, before it roams between the two, so the transition can take place in less than 50ms.
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Experienced Wi-Fi driver developers are in short supply.
Read Moreby Tim Gee | Healthcare IT | 9 |
I received the following blog post from Stephen Olsen, Principal at Integra Systems. Steve has spent more than 20 years in the wireless industry in engineering, sales and business development. Steve's wireless experience extends...
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I spoke with founder and managing director of Spyglass Consulting, Gregg Malkary yesterday about two of his most recent studies. The latest is Point of Care Computing for Nursing (press release - pdf), and released this October,...
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