Independent wireless health review
Wireless Assessments & Health Checks
A wireless assessment evaluates the current state of an existing wireless environment across RF, coverage, capacity, roaming, security, and configuration — and identifies practical opportunities to improve performance and reliability.
What it is
A wireless assessment is a structured review of an existing wireless environment. It combines on-site RF measurements with a controller and configuration review to produce an accurate picture of the current state.
The engagement is engineering-led and vendor-independent. Findings are prioritized by operational and business impact rather than product recommendations.
Assessments are commonly used before a refresh, after mergers or acquisitions, ahead of new applications like voice or RTLS, or when the wireless environment has drifted from its original design.
How it works
- Step 01
Scope and Discovery
Review environment, sites, controllers, platforms, applications, and business drivers.
- Step 02
On-Site Health Review
Collect RF measurements and evaluate coverage, roaming, and interference across representative areas.
- Step 03
Configuration Review
Assess controllers, RF profiles, SSIDs, security, and RRM against best practices.
- Step 04
Findings and Recommendations
Deliver a prioritized assessment report with engineering recommendations and next steps.
What the assessment covers
Existing Network Review
Reviews wireless controllers, access points, topology, and integration with the broader network.
RF Health Assessment
Evaluates signal, SNR, noise, and channel behavior in representative production areas.
Coverage Review
Assesses measured coverage against the requirements of production applications and user devices.
Configuration Assessment
Reviews controller, RF, SSID, and security configuration against enterprise best practices.
Wireless Readiness
Evaluates readiness to support voice, video, RTLS, IoT, or new client platforms.
Engineering Recommendations
Prioritized recommendations for design, configuration, and lifecycle actions.
When an assessment is recommended
- Persistent wireless performance concerns
- Preparation for wireless refresh or migration
- Post-M&A wireless integration reviews
- New applications like voice, video, RTLS, or IoT
- Environments that have drifted from the original design
- Independent second-opinion review
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