Test & Measurement World - March 1, 2009

A new wireless LAN system installed at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) enhances visitors' experiences while supporting museum staff. Before choosing and installing its wireless LAN, LACMA performed extensive testing to ensure security while being able to provide the traffic-handling capability necessary to provide a positive user experience to museum visitors and staff members.

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