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[🚀EngageLive] Wi-Fi Migration How-To: Stuck at 6Es and 7s? Join our next interactive Webinar with Real-Time Feedback

Sep 24, 2024

Join us for an insightful and interactive webinar about : Wi-Fi migration how to stuck at 6Es and 7s ?

Presented by Patricio Martelo, Director of Network Architecture at ALE's Network Business Division.

It will cover the specifics of the 6Ghz band, detailed planning strategies, considerations for wired network integratio, and advanced topics such as WPA3 encryption and SSID planning.

Highlights of the webinar include:

  • In-depth discussion on the 6GHz band and its impact on Wi-Fi 6E and 7
  • Step-by-step planning for a smooth migration
  • Wired network considerations for optimal performance
  • Advanced security with WPA3 and SSID strategies
  • Wireless Intrusion Prevention System (WIPS) insights
  • Demonstration showcasing real-world migration scenarios

Participants will have the opportunity to engage with the presenters, ask questions, and participate in discussions to enhance their understanding and application of the concepts presented. Don't miss this chance to elevate your Wi-Fi network to stellar performance!

Who Should Attend:

  • Network architects
  • IT professionals
  • Enterprise managers

Webinar Format:

  • Interactive presentations
  • Demonstrations
  • Q&A sessions

Patricio Martelo

Patricio Martelo is the Director of Network Solutions Architecture and is responsible for the Solution Lab at ALE. He’s been designing and consulting on large-scale network architecture for 20 years. He enjoys teaching as well as rolling up his sleeves to build and test things out for himself. From time to time, he develops his own bespoke solutions in Python or other languages. His current focus includes cybersecurity (CISSP #704531), network automation, data centre, cloud and software-defined networking.
Patricio holds a BScs. degree in Electronics Engineering from the University of Buenos Aires and MSc. degree in Telecommunications from the University of Pittsburgh, where he studied as a Fulbright scholar.