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Ruckus president Ian Whiting was surprisingly insightful when it came to the social applications of wireless technologies.

Ruckus is no longer just wifi and is ready to take on the incumbents. Three business leaders explain how ANZ partners can gain from this growth.

This week, Ruckus Networks held its Big Dogs conference in Seoul showcasing new offerings and discussing the opportunities in their sights.

Ruckus Networks introduces the industry's first IoT- and LTE-ready 802.11ax access point, delivering secure, high-capacity performance in dense environments.

ARRIS names Ian Whiting as new president of Ruckus Networks, succeeding Dan Rabinovitsj. Whiting to leverage 25 years’ experience to expand market reach.

Enterprise wireless local area network (WLAN) across the globe have continued to rise during Q1 2018, continuing a steady growth rate from 2017.

Ian Whiting of Ruckus Networks outlines the significant opportunities in IoT for partners, stressing the importance of specialization, expertise, and security.

Ruckus Networks has hired Carl Jefferys to lead its operations in Australia and New Zealand as the company expands its reach in the region.

Ruckus has introduced a suite that can consolidate disparate IoT networks to deliver secure IoT deployments to enterprises and organisations.

Ruckus Networks and Dell EMC have signed a deal that will allow the delivery of Ruckus wireless solutions as Dell-branded solutions.

Ruckus and Connector Systems sent one lucky winner to the Foo Fighters. Check out what one partner has to say about the experience.

CityLink bags Foo Fighters tickets in Ingram Micro and Connector Systems' Ruckus promotion, joining previous winner Conrad Stewart from Isometric Solutions.

As with all new innovations, business leaders need to ensure they’re not investing in technology that doesn’t add value.

For organisations with a Wi-Fi network with hundreds of thousands of access points, keeping on top of huge volumes of data traffic can be a challenge.

The first of three winners in Ingram Micro and Connector Systems new Ruckus promotion has been announced, with the promo attracting high interest.

Connector Systems is ensuring Ruckus gets a lot louder in the local market, with the distie recruiting new partners and offering Foo Fighters tickets.

Although some hotels can afford to offer unlimited amenities, it is key that they provide what all travellers are looking for - reliable Wi-Fi.

The simplified programs are primarily designed to allow the company to re-invest in channel and solution provider partners.

Hills says the award recognises their outstanding performance as a distributor, as they have outstripped their competitors in Australia.

The global WLAN market is set to grow by over 10% between 2016 and 2020, driven by the rising demand for faster internet connectivity.