802.11n
Problem

In the past years, demand for wireless LAN has grown exponentially. Demand had been led by notebook computers connecting in various types of network environments: home, work hotspots as well as many other gathering places. Wireless LAN is becoming a standard for notebook computers connectivity and Packet Express International (PEX International) is aware of this change.

In the last years PEX has shown a change in their corporate workforce computer preferences and catalog. Ten years ago PEX workforce computer's consisted entirely on desktop computers; five years ago the ratio of desktops to notebooks was about 10:1 and today it is 3:1 for the 5,000 corporate workforce users. PEX users demanded wireless connectivity and it was implemented five years but was never widely used for two reasons:
A. Wireless connectivity is not accessible throughout all the corporate buildings and is at best spotty in some areas where it should be working properly.
B. Connection......

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Title: 802.11n Implementation For Packet Express Americas
Approximate Word Count: 717
Approximate Pages: 3 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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