Correct operation and use of business wifi networks

The times when businesspeople had one or two internet lines over a household type modem router to service their own needs or -later- the needs of their customers are long gone. For the required use of data today these solutions offer limited speed, demand frequently disconnecting and rebooting the router and offer reduced safety.

Because it is to the interest of all businesses to provide their customers with a welcoming and functional wifi, professional solutions with modern features for multiple users have been developed, offering reliably and benefits for providers.

These functions are:

• Bonding of all available lines for maximum utilization of the available internet arrangements. Additionally, the company can add more lines enjoying their aggregate bandwidth. This is a highly secure solution, since if any of these lines fails due to a technical problem, the network will continue to operate.
• Separate fixed bandwidth for business operation (computer, cameras, equipment) and another bandwidth that will be available for customers and visitors to the company.
• Safety rules for speed, duration or type of visitors’ connection, and safeguards against misuse, or connection attempts by non customer third parties.
• Recognition of customers. This feature opens numerous opportunities for the business to appropriately manage traffic.
• Guest Recording per day or hour, traffic statistics and, when available, data on gender or age.
• Company advertising on the client’s screen upon connection through photos, video, or other applications. Advertising messages can be shown on a permanent or daily basis depending on what the company would like to promote. Daily deals can be offered within a certain limit of items that do not exceed the available budget.
• Identifying the client automatically the next time they visit our business. This can be combined with special offers to frequent customers, or an offer to those who have not visited the store for long or different deals depending on the customer’s card.

Finally, the above recorded data can be exported to lists and be used for off-premises advertising purposes (e.g. mailing lists).