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Wi-MAX is a big deal because it's cheaper, smaller, simpler and easier to use than any existing broadband option (DSL, cable, fiber, 3G wireless) - it also bypasses the existing wired infrastructure and legacy service providers (i.e. the phone and cable companies). This book provides a basic technical introduction to the IEEE standard, allowing engineers, technologists, and decision-makers to ascertain how this hugely disruptive technology is going to affect their businesses.

The author has traveled at least 15,000 miles around the state of Colorado establishing 17 Local Broadband Planning Teams covering 42 of the state's 64 counties for the purposes of improving the local broadband environment of the state's rural and remote communities. An unscientific approach to determining the speed of the internet infrastructure for a given community is to pose the question "Can you stream Netflix?" If not, then the simple assumption is that broadband, as defined by the FCC, is not available in that community. In addition, the author has collected thousands of speed test...

Written for network engineers, this book provides the know-how for enterprise implementations. It presents information on designing and building WiFi networks of scale, and covers almost all wireless environments. It also includes explanations of regulatory, security, and economic issues, and case studies to illustrate implementation advice.

A comprehensive look at one of the fastest growing segments of the network industry which is revolutionizing the design and cost of Voice over IP networks.