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Jeanette Lee

Sr. Director of Global Field Enablement

When listening to music, you will catch me listening to Pink and Rush as my #1 song that's played on my playlist is "Are We All We Are," by Pink. However, as much as I love music you will never catch me singing karaoke. I also love a good book. My favorite book at the moment is "Unpronounceable" by Susan diRende. And while strolling through life, my favorite quote is, "No matter where you go, there you are."

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October 03, 2019

CommScope Innovation Center, Silicon Valley is Open for Business

CommScope opens first-ever innovation center for product and solution excellence establishing a major presence for the company in Silicon Valley.

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July 08, 2019

Is there such a thing as too much Wi-Fi?

Wi-Fi APs need proper balancing to account for the number of connected devices using the wireless network. It’s important to know how many APs to use.

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July 01, 2019

3 Ways IT can be an OT Hero

There are three areas IT and OT teams can collaborate when installing an IoT network include office space planning, building access and environmentals.

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May 28, 2019

Breaking up with old network paradigms

IT is about maximizing services and minimizing risk of downtime. Ruckus has built products that minimize risk without sacrificing new capabilities.

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May 15, 2019

Ruckus takes on the competition with the R730 Wi-Fi 6 AP

The Ruckus R730 AP is positioned to deliver on the greater demands of CPU-intensive WPA3 encryption for IT organizations looking to upgrade their networks.

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November 12, 2018

Unfashionably late to the party: let’s talk latency

Everyone loves Wi-Fi. But nobody loves Wi-Fi latency. Latency is the time it takes for information to move from your Wi-Fi device through the air, and to its destination. It's a tricky balance that Ruckus puts a lot of focus on to improve Wi-Fi performance.

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November 05, 2018

Take a number, we’ll be right with you: Wi-Fi connections and capacity

Wi-Fi capacity is defined as how many Wi-Fi connections an AP can keep track of, how devices are trying to talk simultaneously, and how fast each can talk. Ruckus helps you maximize the speed for any device with innovations like BeamFlex+, transient client management, auto RF cell sizing and airtime decongestion.

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October 29, 2018

Roam If you want to: moving Wi-Fi devices around the world

Wi-Fi roaming is the ability for a connected wireless device to move from one AP to another by disconnecting when the signal strength drops too low in order to reconnect with a stronger one. IEEE 802.11k and 802.11r draw lists of nearby APs. Ruckus SmartRoam+ forces devices to reconnect when the signal is too weak.

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August 31, 2018

Three common Wi-Fi myths about capacity, interference and roaming

Let’s look at three common Wi-Fi myths about capacity, interference and roaming. Dispelling myths can help you avoid mistakes in design. It can also help you appreciate how smart design—without messing with the laws of physics—can give you better Wi-Fi.

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