Is Wireless Networking Really Taking Off?

Jan. 11, 2011

After years of hype, wireless industrial networking solutions are expected to see some actual significant growth this year in purchase orders, shipments and revenues, according to the latest report from VDC 

After years of hype, wireless industrial networking solutions are expected to see some actual significant growth this year in purchase orders, shipments and revenues, according to the latest report from VDC Research Group. The reasons behind the change include standards development, and improved technology and security.

Has wireless networking improved to the point where you're ready to implement it in your own systems? For which applications do you think it makes sense? Do you have any lingering concerns?

Let us know! 

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