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« Monitor Analyzes Wi-Fi and Beyond | Main | Wireless Competes with Cable, DSL »
San Diego is a hub for wireless companies and businesses there tend to be innovators in using wireless technologies: This piece looks at how one real estate agent uses Verizon’s high-speed mobile network and how a handful of businesses use Wi-Fi networks.
One interesting Wi-Fi application is at One America Plaza in San Diego. The developer of the commercial office building offers Wi-Fi to tenants for free. He charges tenants for wired broadband access which is built in to the building but figures that Wi-Fi is an “amenity” so should be offered without cost, just like elevator service. An already-built Wi-Fi network sounds like a super bonus for any business hunting for new office space.
Posted by nancyg at January 5, 2004 9:46 AM
Categories: Enterprise
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