by Matt Tyre | Mar 1, 2022 | IoT, Luxury Housing, Managed WiFi, User Safety, WiFi Calling
Bulk Wi-Fi is not new to the MDU space, but in the last two years there has been a major shift in building owner perception about bulk Wi-Fi and how it can help building owners better serve their residents. A recent article in Broadband Communities Magazine, “Is it...
by Matt Tyre | Dec 8, 2021 | Blog, Luxury Housing, Managed WiFi, Multifamily WiFi, Press Release, User Experience, WiFi Calling
Installation and deployment of a property-wide, managed Wi-Fi network for data and voice calling in a Long Beach, CA luxury condominium, residential complex is complete. New Haven, Conn., Dec. 8, 2021 – Spot On Networks announces the completed...
by Matt Tyre | Mar 31, 2021 | Features, Managed WiFi, Multifamily WiFi, Public Safety, WiFi Calling, WiFi6
When it comes to In-Building wireless building owners have a lot to consider. WiFi6, CBRS, DAS – there are a lot of different technologies out there and multifamily, multitenant commercial and mixed-use building owners can have very different use cases for...
by Matt Tyre | Mar 4, 2021 | Affordable Housing, Blog, IoT, Safety, WiFi Calling
1. Smart Home Connectivity – 2021 is all about the Smart Home. Tech savvy renters are looking for a totally connected lifestyle. Our building owner clients are scrambling to install everything from keyless entry to smart...
by Matt Tyre | Oct 15, 2020 | Blog, Broadband, Features, IoT, Multifamily WiFi, WiFi Calling
During these unprecedented times, multifamily building owners are realizing that in-building wireless is as essential as running water. Here is a throwback: Spot On Networks ad, circa 2009. Two (heavy) laptops, facing each other and the caption reads:...
by Matt Tyre | Mar 17, 2020 | Features, Managed WiFi, Multifamily WiFi, Tessellated Grid, WiFi Calling
A Wi-Fi provider newer to the multifamily space released a paid-content article on BizNow addressing the differences between “Pre-Installed WiFi” and “Managed Wi-Fi” for multifamily buildings. While we agree with many of the points made addressing the necessity...