Within the home, Equipe runs on certified WiFi gateway hardware and WiFi extenders, supporting several secondary WAN options. ASSIA works with a variety of equipment providers to ensure a consistent user experience. The work-from-home employee interacts with the system via a smartphone application.
Digging deep into work-from-home trends and the solutions employers are looking for to support a distributed workforce, ASSIA Chief Strategic Officer Tuncay Cil evaluated the impact Equipe will have on the new normal.
Tiago Rodrigues and the Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA) invited ASSIA’s Tuncay Cil and Phil Bednarz, along with special guest Dr. Chalan Aras, Vice President Products at Citrix, to discuss the future of work from home and how companies can improve connectivity across a remote organization.
Tuncay Cil, Chief Strategy Officer of ASSIA, Inc. speaks with Wi-Fi NOW's Claus Hetting about what ISPs are looking for in their vendors, the changing nature of the market, and what 2021 holds in store.
We have established that in the collaborative work-from-home environment, poor connectivity impacts not just a single home worker, but rather it has a multiplier effect that impacts the effectiveness of the overall team.
Tuncay Cil, Chief Strategy Officer of ASSIA, Inc. speaks with Wi-Fi NOW's Claus Hetting about what ISPs are looking for in their vendors, the changing nature of the market, and what 2021 holds in store.
Glenn Garbelman, VP of Access Architecture at Lumen Technologies (formerly CenturyLink), sees this new normal as a way to develop new solutions for remote workers.
A key concept with Equipe is that your employees should be focused on their work and they should not be dealing with IT problems, just like they would not be dealing with IT problems if they were still at the office.
When Glenn Garbelman, VP of Access Architecture at Lumen Technologies (formerly CenturyLink), thinks about the new normal, he looks at how work from home has affected his experience and considers solutions from there.
Monitoring our ability to collaborate, finding connectivity issues that prevent us from collaborating effectively, and ultimately solving those issues starts with a new way of looking at connectivity and user experience we call Workput.
