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India's Next Growth Chapter and What it Means for RUCKUS Networks
India's Next Growth Chapter and What it Means for RUCKUS Networks

Reflections on India's transformation and how RUCKUS Networks is growing alongside the rising demand for modern networking solutions.

Sanjiv Verma, VP RUCKUS Networks Sanjiv Verma

October 02, 2026

3 minute read
The network should never be the bottleneck: Lessons from Butler University
The network should never be the bottleneck: Lessons from Butler University

As user expectations and connectivity demands continue to grow, Butler University shares lessons learned on wireless design, operational visibility, and building a network foundation ready for what's next.

Avatar_NewDog Ruckus Networks

September 16, 2026

6 minute read
Beyond the Access Point refresh: modernizing the military network edge
Beyond the Access Point refresh: modernizing the military network edge

Modernizing a military network takes more than upgrading access points. To get the full value from Wi-Fi 7, military installations also need the right cabling, switching, power, uplinks, and security architecture in place. This blog looks at how a coordinated approach to network modernization can help support mission-critical applications, mobility, and future technologies across the base.

Brian Wright Brian Wright

August 25, 2026

3 minute read
The future of E-Rate is under review. Here's how schools can maximize every funding opportunity
The future of E-Rate is under review. Here's how schools can maximize every funding opportunity

The FCC has opened a broad review of the E-Rate program that could influence how schools and libraries approach connectivity, online safety and technology investments in the years ahead. While no changes have been adopted, stakeholders now have an opportunity to provide feedback on issues ranging from broadband access and network modernization to children's online safety, CIPA and program integrity.

Daniel Rivera

August 18, 2026

6 minute read
K-12 back-to-school network readiness guide: Preparing your school wireless network for success
K-12 back-to-school network readiness guide: Preparing your school wireless network for success

Back-to-school puts immediate pressure on K-12 networks. This blog outlines readiness steps for improving wireless performance, validating capacity, simplifying secure device onboarding and using AI-driven visibility to help IT teams start the school year with fewer disruptions.

Dev Bhatt

August 03, 2026

6 minute read
Healthcare Networks Built for Uninterrupted Care
Healthcare Networks Built for Uninterrupted Care

Healthcare networks do far more than provide connectivity—they support the systems, devices, and applications that clinicians depend on every day. Learn why healthcare environments require a different networking approach and how secure, resilient, AI-driven infrastructure helps ensure uninterrupted care.

Dev Bhatt

July 23, 2026

7 minute read
The World Cup is pushing hotel Wi-Fi to its limits
The World Cup is pushing hotel Wi-Fi to its limits

The FIFA World Cup 2026 will put hotel networks under real pressure—revealing where legacy Wi‑Fi falls short. This blog shows how adaptive, high‑performance networking helps hotels deliver reliable guest experiences, even at peak demand.

Angel Ylisastigui Angel Ylisastigui

July 07, 2026

4 minute read
Rewriting Network Management Rules with Agentic Operations
Rewriting Network Management Rules with Agentic Operations

How the convergence of AI maturity, rising network complexity, and a widening talent gap is reshaping enterprise IT and what RUCKUS's Agentic Operations means for the teams managing it.

RUCKUS-See-Ho-Ting See Ho Ting

June 18, 2026

6 minute read
How Agentic Operations Help Hotels Protect Event Revenue and Guest Experience
How Agentic Operations Help Hotels Protect Event Revenue and Guest Experience

Many hotel brands are moving toward agentic operations. Agentic operations use artificial intelligence to continuously monitor hotel networks, identify potential issues, and take corrective action before guests or events are impacted. Instead of reacting after complaints or service tickets appear, AI-driven Wi-Fi helps hotels reduce risk, protect revenue, and improve operational efficiency across the property.

Dev Bhatt

June 16, 2026

4 minute read